Friday, December 2, 2011

An EU Currency Breakup Would Be Unlike Any Other, The Wall Street Journal, December 2, 2011

The European Union debt crisis has been much of the focus for the last 6 months with inventors around the world watching the eurozone countries struggle to find a viable solution for their problems. Thousands of articles have been written about the crisis detailing the challenges facing Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and the economically stronger countries whose fates are attached to these ailing economies including Germany and France. Articles are written about the daily developments of the crisis and possible solutions that can save the European Union economies and the eurozone' s famous common currency. This article discusses the currency and the overarching question many have about the debt crisis, what will happen if the euro fails.

You find the article here on the Wall Street Journal website

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