By Ambrose Evans Pritchard
''The strategy of triple-barrelled contraction across a string of inter-linked
countries has been the greatest policy debacle since the early 1930s. The
outcome over the last three years has been worse than forecast at every
stage, and in every key respect.
The eurozone has crashed back into double-dip recession. It will contract a further 0.3pc next year, according to a chastened European Central Bank. The ECB omitted mention of its own role in this fiasco by allowing all key measures of the money supply to stall in mid-2012, with the time-honoured consequences six months to a year later.''
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