Going to the
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I'm not clues up about this so hoping someone could explain.
If we went to the when we had the chance would that of made our countries finance worse or better?
Like I said I don't understand it fully so don't shoot me down.
If we went to the when we had the chance would that of made our countries finance worse or better?
Like I said I don't understand it fully so don't shoot me down.
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Some people, who's past history would suggest they seem to know what they're talking about, reckon the Euro is going down the toilet.
4 countries want out at the moment.
4 countries want out at the moment.
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Only reason I thought about it was I had to pay fir something in euros on paypal and the exhanfe rate was roughly 1:1.
I know that has alot to do with £ hardly worth anything now.
I know that has alot to do with £ hardly worth anything now.
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The euro, as with any currency, is always depends on the relative economic state of the individual country..... eg Holland is much more suited than Italy. But once you you are centrally governed so such things as devaluing your currency etc is not an option
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The financial indepdency has gone or soon will be going at this rate.
and poiltical, anybody thought we was america's 51st state.