But the hairshirt approach is not going to work forever. At some point, the eurozone will have to return to strong growth, with relatively high inflation in the core nations, to accommodate the necessary adjustments in competitiveness of vulnerable countries. Austerity forever will almost certainly fail. But what is likely to be the grim austerity of 2012 should still work
I doubt the Euro will survive 2012. German voters will not stand for paying for Greek, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, etc voters unreal benefits and wages. Besides, Germany will run out of money if they try. Their debt will be downgraded to worse than junk, and their banks and government unable to issue bonds either.
Will the euro survive 2012 intact?
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