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To be honest, that's a pretty good answer and I will have to take some time to adjust my opinion with this information and study it. I realized this ( cfr. Why
by NicoJuicy 6y ago
To be honest, that's a pretty good answer and I will have to take some time to adjust my opinion with this information and study it. I realized this ( cfr. Why Germany benefits from the Euro), but I didn't realize the exact extend of it.
But there is no alternative for the current situation, breaking up the euro zone would be very bad.
Since I don't have a good response for now, I do wish to mention that the eurozone is still very "young".
And for Belgium. Please check out the numbers for Flemish part vs Wallonia. Wallonia is out little place similar to Greece... They are not improving and just want more money, but it's already going on for >50 years. It's kinda depressing.
( I'm from Belgium)
Ps. Do you have keybase? I would be interested in asynchronous discussions :)