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> That link's about the Euro which is a separate (but > related) debate from the wider EU point. Good point, but almost every (or now every?) Country in the E
by bArray 6y ago
> That link's about the Euro which is a separate (but
> related) debate from the wider EU point.
Good point, but almost every (or now every?) Country in the EU uses the Euro? I don't know how you could separate the effect of the currency and Union itself?
- klelatti 6y agoDenmark has a permanent opt-out and Sweden, Poland etc haven't adopted yet and no timetable. I'm not an economist but I think at the highest level the impact of the Euro (devaluing their currency helps big exporters like Germany) are reasonably well understood and predicted. The impact of being in the EU (ex Euro) is a bit more difficult to quantify (see UK referendum) apart from the net payments (Germany pays in, UK paid in, Poland, Czech Rep etc receives). I don't think these payments are linked in any way to the Euro.