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And through all the that, crisis of all sorts (debt, migrants, political, ...) the euro has not lost a single member, it has not jumped wildly in value from wee
by nolok 6y ago
And through all the that, crisis of all sorts (debt, migrants, political, ...) the euro has not lost a single member, it has not jumped wildly in value from week to week, and it has not started including whatever country it could, keeping to its slow and controlled accession process.
Even the far right in France and Italy has stopped putting "drop the Euro" into their manifesto, something that was one of their top 3 bullet points since its creationg and up to merely 5 years ago. Even they don't believe in its end anymore.
- mohamedattahri 6y agoAgreed, but I'll quote Reid Hoffman's definition of trust as "consistency over time" as an indication that it will take decades to build that trust.