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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Leadership - the eurozone version
We find Nicolas Sarkozy's recent clinging to Ms. Merkel's leg with respect to a strict and centralized eurozone fiscal policy... charming.
Puzzling, on the other hand, is why any country, let alone Germany, would be willing to cede protagonism to France on the matter.
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Ole Miss
said...
When my economics 101 teacher said: forget what you are about to learn from this textbook, and you will be no worse for it, but never forget this: "what goes up, MUST come down. The farther it goes up, the farther it has to come down. This will always be true. The only question is when." I look at Spain´s numbers and he wan´t kidding.
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When my economics 101 teacher said: forget what you are about to learn from this textbook, and you will be no worse for it, but never forget this: "what goes up, MUST come down. The farther it goes up, the farther it has to come down. This will always be true. The only question is when." I look at Spain´s numbers and he wan´t kidding.
Others, however, are just permanently mediocre.
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