You think that it is/would be ironic? Berlin have wanted to be in charge all along! It's their "third time lucky"
I mean it would be ironic if we let them
Can someone give me a simplified explanation please.
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I mean it would be ironic if we let them
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This has School, College or Uni assignment written all over it.
OP do your own home work LOL
OP do your own home work LOL
I think these 2 videos give a very easy to understand view of banking and the current financial crisis we are in
Money as debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc3sKwwAaCU
Money As Debt II-Promises Unleashed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCu3fpg83TY&feature=related
Money as debt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc3sKwwAaCU
Money As Debt II-Promises Unleashed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCu3fpg83TY&feature=related
Politicians screaming as usual about giving the "EURO" the shaken baby syndrome and wondering why its in its death bed.
NEVER CREATE POLITICAL CURRENCIES.
The Euro is finshed. As you say at the moment it is on its deathbed.
I will say this though, if Europe can agree on a single fiscal policy (Which is not what we would ever want to join i might add) then the EURO could potentially be saved and in fact be a good currency.
At the cost of it being rather authoritarian...though we wouldn't have months/years even of talking and no definite action taken (Kicking the proverbial can up the proverbial road is not action).
At the cost of it being rather authoritarian...though we wouldn't have months/years even of talking and no definite action taken (Kicking the proverbial can up the proverbial road is not action).
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So we are saying the EURO is going to go belly up ? Chances of this happening ? 80%? 90%?
In one form of another, collapse pretty much certain
Difficult to say.. It was sort of doomed as soon it was created. It never really stood a chance, because the countries included varied wildly in their socio-economic development.
What Greece does now determines the Euro in the short term. Either they will be bailed out, and we will be back here again in a year or two. Or they will default on their debt, bringing down the other weak european economies too, leading to a big big mess within months.
I would say 100%