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he doesn't look like raw data to me....try again......
that is the guy who wrote your article fool
he doesn't look like raw data to me....try again......
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2013/may/15/eurozone-crisis-france-germany-recession-gdp
Eurozone recession continues as GDP falls by 0.2%
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_J._Mitchell
Daniel J. "Dan" Mitchell is a libertarian economist, senior fellow at the Cato Institute. He is a proponent of the flat tax and tax competition, financial privacy, and fiscal sovereignty.[1]
I think charver's point was that it was demanded of Cyprus, not of "Europe".
the IMF data, which I linked to, supports SF's claim and disproves yours.....I suggest you read the raw data which has already been provided to you.....
the OP you fool
that is the guy who wrote your article fool
Euro area GDP (dark line), vs EU GDP (dotted line) and US GDP (light line)
do families no longer buy homes?
Wait cutting is only good for USA?the fact that GDP has gone up does not show that they are practicing austerity......or did you intend to argue that their GDP has gone up BECAUSE they are practicing austerity....
Wait cutting is only good for USA?
Pay your bills slackergo back to being the Dude, dumbfuck.....I shouldn't have to take the time to put both your avatars on ignore.....
meanwhile, cutting would be good for both, but it is incredibly stupid to pretend Europe has done it.....only a handful of countries have spent less in 2012 than they did in 2007, as the IMF numbers show and none in significant numbers.....
I'll see your 27% Greek unemployment rate and raise you 64.2% Greek youth unemployment.
That can only end well.