The financial crisis is economic hardships to put Europe and the Euro area. These successive crises have dangerously increased, or have emerged, some very serious shortcomings in the Euro area, with Greece a perfect example.
As if we did not have enough problems, the crisis we face underlines situations as complex as funny in the Euro area, and more generally in deL’Europe. Once again, divisions and tensions out in the open!
The crisis is really responsible?
Yes and no, because obviously there are situations that were before the crisis, which they do reveal that, unfortunately … This raises, for anyone interested in so little European affairs, the question of where val’Europe?
Yes, undoubtedly, the crisis has forced the European states to intervene extensively, first to the rescue of European and global financial system and, secondly, to try to stop a major economic depression and pourl’Europe world.
Yes, these massive interventions have cost and will be extremely expensive European public finances, and should not be a “great scholar” to understand that we have not finished paying the consequences. No doubt that is the European social model which will, most, the.
Yes, finally, our economies will suffer from the disastrous state of our public finances, which obviously severely penalize us when the economic recovery that we will hope to return one day. The danger of an economic stall del’Europe is not to be underestimated …
The Greek case became part of the iceberg, takes a severe disorder on the ability of Europe to implement economic governance, if not political … and able not only to coordinate the 27 member countries, but also to control them.
So, no, the crisis does not, by itself, the responsibility for the situation. Successive Greek governments have opted for a disastrous headlong rush, probably imagining that the solidarity of play up in their favor, and allow the moment to regroup.
No, Greece is not the only patient of Europe, Italy is also in trouble and suffers the same ills of Greece. Including the importance of moonlighting, as the concealment from the tax authorities and other social levies.
Not at last because the Eurozone is not a homogeneous assembly of countries with economies or societal structures comparable. Who can see Greece, Slovenia, Cyprus, Malta or Slovakia equivalence with Germany, the United Kingdom or France?
The crisis, not simply provide evidence that tax distortions as social in the Euro area, revealed management practices of “public affairs” diametrically opposed to the mores of big countries, hence the vehement anger of Germans .
The European Commission drove the nail last week recalling the order, including Germany, the United Kingdom and France for their excessive deficits … and ordered to restore order in leursfinances public, stoking resentment among each other.
The European Commission does not believe in the capacity of Member States in reducing their deficits within the time specified by each of them to return to famous 3% deficit. The measures imposed parl’Europe to Greece may well be one day soon, requested all, which would not be without serious social and political consequences for the countries concerned.
In these circumstances, in 2011, when the needs of public and private including the United States are enormous, Europe and the Euro could be seriously abused especially if they offered the world the spectacle of political disunity.
In such a case, it would be a danger that financial flows are then the path of the United States and Asia, leaving Europe permanently weakened and battered.