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How horrible! French President Nicolas Sarkozy was so alarmed by the panic in financial markets last week that HE even - briefly - Abandoned summer sacred history to return to Paris and instruct Ministers to develop new plans austerity history. On Tuesday, he will meet Angela Merkel, who is having a quiet aussi Less August.

on the markets "were mostly Fueled by rumors about the weakness of French banks and their exposure to heavy Greece, Italy and Spain, in particular the Société Générale.

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They were just relentless logic aussi FOLLOWING ever deeper crisis of sovereign debt. If Italy and Spain are in the firing line and may need to replenish the end, as the bond market was signaling and Germanys Be taxpayers are not the only ones on the hook - France will have to pay on ICT stock prices as well. "/ Aa>

Nothing in the latest rescue agreement, to increase the power of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) and arrange a link-swap for Greece, a response to the crisis of sovereign debt of open more widely. The leaders hoped it would buy 'em enough time to go on vacation, in case the peace agreement with the smaller markets have lasted more days. Clearly, something more radical is needed - and it's not a ban on short selling of shares in the bank.

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George Osborne in the House of Commons on Thursday that our European neighbors if issued to examine the notion of "Eurobonds" joint debts, secured by all governments of the single currency, the brilliant profound questions of democracy.

The Eurobond may be what you get if you take the foundation of the euro area the principles to their logical conclusion, it implies a big drop AIMS economic sovereignty. This seems trivial, in theory, in fact-but, like the Greeks have already discovered, it means clustering your creditors - in this case, the euro area partners - combing-through of your spending plans cent, raising objections to you pay for teachers, civil servants how much you are willing to bag valuable national assets and how you put up for sale at bargain prices.

This might be the consequences of living beyond your means during the boom years, it is still year end national affront to democracy. As voters in Argentina has finally lost faith in the requirements of unelected IMF to fix their problems, the Greeks are angry now about the pain they are going through, and there probably many more to come.

Jean-Claude Trichet, the outgoing head of the European Central Bank (ECB), which was dragged-scrambling to save Greece and Portugal, and now buying billions of euros of 'Italian bonds and genetics, suggested to the Ministry of Finance of the euro area-wide. (This at a time when he was about to ratchet up the pressure struggling economies by increasing interest rates, in stark contrast to the Bank of England more accommodating and the Federal Reserve).

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many taxpayers in the euro area (two German and French and sad debtors Paymasters) are likely to feel is much more than they bargained for when they signed to the single currency .

Even before the enlargement of the euro area to include Slovakia, Malta and Cyprus, it was difficult to identify a coherent "European model" which countries would guide as to how to cut and where spending - or more importantly, generate sustainable growth. Their tax and spending decisions are inherently political ("No taxation without representation," as the original tea party-goers used to say, and we know how that ended.)
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The Greeks are not exactly brimming with confidence about their future in the single currency area either, judging by the latest figures on bank deposits: they are almost ? 4 billion withdrawal per month, salt away, either by country or under the mattress.
a way, the shock of Germany and her colleagues interests of creditor countries, Greece and the United States and other debt, will have to be reconciled, or the single currency will blow out.