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As Jaggy says, the Telegraph is a very right wing, anti-Euro, anti EU news paper,
I would,nt wrap my chips in it.
You can bet that these "economists" work for a right wing think tank.
Thank you for the insight ..................So, your opinion of that paper would be akin to what we thin of the National Enquirer???????????????
If so than its a real looser..........................
So the lesson we're taking away from this is that more countries should emulate Germany's political and social reforms? Mandatory health insurance under strict Gvt. oversight, employee representatives on boards of directors, freeways with no speed limits, not moving every last bit of production overseas?
So the lesson we're taking away from this is that more countries should emulate Germany's political and social reforms? Mandatory health insurance under strict Gvt. oversight, employee representatives on boards of directors, freeways with no speed limits, not moving every last bit of production overseas?
As Jaggy says, the Telegraph is a very right wing, anti-Euro, anti EU news paper,
I would,nt wrap my chips in it.
You can bet that these "economists" work for a right wing think tank.
Out of curiosity, what's lefty's take of the Euro's future.
Out of curiosity, what's lefty's take of the Euro's future.
Don't know but as a centre right voter I reckon the €uro will weather this storm. In fact the current crises will lead to greater cohesion and fraternity.
Don't know but as a centre right voter I reckon the €uro will weather this storm. In fact the current crises will lead to greater cohesion and fraternity.
I don't see the cohesion part. The Germans are getting the dirty end of the stick being pulled down by these weaker countries. They'll want out of the Euro soon. Then it will go away.
I don't see the cohesion part. The Germans are getting the dirty end of the stick being pulled down by these weaker countries. They'll want out of the Euro soon. Then it will go away.
I see the opposite happening. I see the "PIIGS" ceding a measure of control over their finances and economies to the ECB and the EU (i.e Germany/Benelux/France) in return for the benefits of a strong currency and a direct link to the economies of northern Europe. What I see coming out of this is another step towards a united Europe at least in economic terms.
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