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Previously on "What's to be done about the single currency?"
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I've already offered my hook, line and sinker to andyw's mum as a humble punishment. As I understand it andyw himself is only 14, otherwise...
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I've not voted.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWho the flip answered yes to "full union"?
Scooterscot I'll be bound.
Neither am I pro euro, that's the power of suggestion and weak minds at work. I'm pro wealth generating.
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That was meOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostWho the flip answered yes to "full union"?
Its the only sensible option going forward
Single currency = single fiscal policy with the PIIGS having their budgets set by the ECB.
Failing that then the euro will have to shrink down to the countries who can be trusted not to run up a huge deficit which had been (AFAIK) one of the original criteria for joining the euro.
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Personally I have a feeling that none of us have a bloody clue as to what to do about this mess, which makes it even more of a crime to leave out the Andyw option.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostYou'll have to have fronts. MF's head is still stuck in he colon.
now that's what I call reamed out!
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I f**ked up the andyw option. Damn. I'll have to go round and shag his mum myself.
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What's to be done about the single currency?
12Carry on as they are0.00%0Eject all errant countries from the Euro (starting with all the PIIGS)33.33%4Dismantle the Euro and let every nation's currency find its own level again50.00%6Full union, thus forming a Euro-state that can impose order from above16.67%2Bailing out Greece and other countries with sh1t economies ad infinitum can't go on, can it?
What should they do? Poll coming...
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