The link to Europa.eu for less rosy, higher frequency data is broken. It says, “There is no data available based on the selected criteria.” I suspect the criteria are saved in a session cookie or something, rather than in your URL.
I would propose that when you’ve ceded the job of determining how much spending is “freely” to the bloody Germans, everyone *should* be spending freely.
The link to Europa.eu for less rosy, higher frequency data is broken. It says, “There is no data available based on the selected criteria.” I suspect the criteria are saved in a session cookie or something, rather than in your URL.
Ah, yes—seems to be related to cookies and some customizations I made to the data
Try this link: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/EI_BSEE_M_R2/default/line?lang=en
Otherwise, it's just the monthly employment expectations indicator for the service industry
The reason that the Polish economy is looking stronger is that the ruling party has been spending more freely, in hopes of buying electoral support.
I would propose that when you’ve ceded the job of determining how much spending is “freely” to the bloody Germans, everyone *should* be spending freely.