einai pragmatika polli gamato na kegome tetia ora na diavazo athra neofileleytheron ilithion gemata me logika almata . kai akoma pio gamato einai na diavazo ayto . The real causes of Europe’s problems lie in a welfare system that consumes an increasingly larger share of government’s budgets. It is unsustainable and, if continued unchecked, ultimately risks bankrupting individual nations. A question with no clear answer is, can Europe’s bloated bureaucracy deflate without causing collateral damage? Crisis is often needed to force change. The euro zone just reported its sixth consecutive quarter of negative GDP growth. Yet, with unemployment now higher in parts of Europe than it was during the Great Depression in the U.S., it does not appear that a crisis point has been reached. If the Mediterranean countries did not share a single currency with the North, it is my uneducated guess that currency devaluations would have improved their respective economies. But at this point, they are stuck with what they have. opou afou mas pei oti gia ola ftei to kinoniko kratos mas petai ti bobma ola tha itan klitera xoris kino nomisma kai me ipotimisis to piasate paidakia ante nixta tora
Posted on: Mon, 29 Jul 2013 00:06:43 +0000
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