Side Effects Lars Fosdal In the News July 7, 2015 1 Minute Side Effects #foodforthought Share this:MastodonRedditEmailMoreShare on TumblrWhatsAppTelegramPocketLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by Lars Fosdal Software Developer View all posts by Lars Fosdal Published July 7, 2015
Not so sure about that. It would have been stronger if GB, SE and DK had used it as well, though. Loading... Log in to Reply
Not sure about that either. GB have a tendency of distrusting anybody but themselves. SE and DK long to their identity too much. Loading... Log in to Reply
Yeah – which is bad for the Euro – but not massively so. Euro is a huuuge currency. Loading... Log in to Reply
After Greece, there will be a next weakest country, probably Portugal, and after that the next. The Euro has some huge design flaws. Loading... Log in to Reply
Daniela Osterhagen the problem with the Euro is that it’s a currency but not a union. Which – as weaker countries cannot devaluate their currency – need an inflow of money. Loading... Log in to Reply
If Greece exits, the EURO will fall apart sooner than later.
Not so sure about that. It would have been stronger if GB, SE and DK had used it as well, though.
Not sure about that either. GB have a tendency of distrusting anybody but themselves. SE and DK long to their identity too much.
Yeah – which is bad for the Euro – but not massively so. Euro is a huuuge currency.
After Greece, there will be a next weakest country, probably Portugal, and after that the next. The Euro has some huge design flaws.
Daniela Osterhagen the problem with the Euro is that it’s a currency but not a union. Which – as weaker countries cannot devaluate their currency – need an inflow of money.