Europa descoperă costul economic al speranței pierdute. De ce prosperitatea nu mai cumpără pacea socială. Trei scenarii

The European prosperity model is increasingly questioned as social contracts falter. In France, protests arise over pensions and public spending, while Spain's youth struggle with housing despite economic growth. Greece's recovery post-debt crisis hasn't restored household wealth, and Belgium faces tensions over budget reforms and social costs. Each country grapples with who benefits from economic growth and who bears the burdens, highlighting a disconnect between rising GDP and citizens' financial realities. The situation raises concerns about the sustainability of social systems and the future of public services across Europe.