Presenting the latest OECD Economic Outlook, Ms Mann said that would mean more action by the European Central Bank and more supportive fiscal policy, to provide space for deep structural reforms. "A Europe that is doing poorly is bad news for everyone,” the new OECD chief economist said.
For more detail on the forecast, that sees Europe lifting sluggishly out of the mire, the US stronger but still below pre-crisis speed, and a slowdown in China, read more.