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by wsc981
1369 days ago
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If politicians have the ability to borrow, they will generally make use of it. Which is why the weaker currencies were a much better fit for Southern European countries. Creditors would expect a high interest, due to high inflation, thus limiting the politician's ability to borrow money. I do feel northern Europe (especially Germany) is partially to blame, since they were very much interesting in increasing their exports and the Euro was the enabler. |
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This does not absolve the politicians, nor the electorate.