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Eurozone != EU When you sum the GDPs of Euro using countries, you get 12.23 trillion dollars, or slightly less than the USA's GDP (http://www03.wolframalpha.co
by graphene 17y ago
Eurozone != EU
When you sum the GDPs of Euro using countries, you get 12.23 trillion dollars, or slightly less than the USA's GDP (http://www03.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=eurozone+gdp+vs+USA+gdp http://www03.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=eurozone+gdp+vs+USA+g...).
How the size of an economy correlates with its resillience remains an entrirely different question IMHO.