1. $2.1 trillion in debt is shared by the weakest ECB countries.
2. According to the article, the most recent financial crisis is over how some Eurozone countries cheated their way into the currency block.
3. Rich’s thesis is to argue against the statements that the Euro is set to ‘become the world’s next primary exchange currency’.
4. One of the problems, as the author states it, is that there is no way to punish countries that break the rules.
5. Issing is quoted saying that the political and financial unions were done in the wrong order.
6.The United States, Japan, and the UK covertly buy their own government debt.
7. The Greek bond’s negative pressure’s stem was attempted to be lessened by last week’s European leaders.
8. Greece has shown incentive responsibility managing their fiscal situation.
9. A broadly espoused opinion was shared by Bryan Rich and 43 other economists who were polled by Bloomberg.
10. The EMU discourages countries from participating in ‘special currency swaps’.
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