Mnementh on 06 May 2012
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SamuelRSmith said: Oh, you mean just in Germany. The best performing country of the Eurozone. |
The other countries in europe mostly did go similar directions. Look Great Britain or Iceland for instance. It did go extremely bad for Iceland. And germany is only performing somewhat good, because is exports more than it imports. But that cannot be sustainable, as the money won in that way has to be reinvested, further helping to build bubbles. As these bubbles burst the accumulated money is lost and germany is left with - less than before.
