This is the only break-up scenario that makes much sense. A German exit would allow Club Med to uphold contracts in euros and devalue with least havoc to internal debt markets. The German bloc would enjoy a windfall gain. The D-Mark II would be stronger. Borrowing costs would fall. The North-South gap in competitiveness could be bridged with less disruption for both sides."
segunda-feira, fevereiro 01, 2010
"E se for a Alemanha a ter de sair da zona euro?" (parte II)
No início do mês de Outubro do ano passado, ao ler este artigo "Diverging deficits could fracture the eurozone" de Wolfgang Münchau no FT pensei:
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Se os PIIGS não podem sair do euro... será que pode ser a Alemanha a sair do euro? ("E se for a Alemanha a ter de sair da zona euro?")
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Seria uma espécie de super-euro da Liga dos Campeões para a Alemanha, a Holanda e ... pouco mais, e um euro da Liga Europa para todos aqueles que não podem, ou não quer assumir as consequências de ter uma moeda forte.
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Pois bem, agora é Ambrose Evans-Pritchard no Telegraph, a aventar essa hipótese "Should Germany bail out Club Med or leave the euro altogether?"
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"We can argue over whether Greece, Portugal, or Spain are at risk of being forced out of the euro. But there is another nagging question: whether events will cause Germany and its satellites to withdraw, bequeathing the legal carcass of EMU to the Club Med bloc.
This is the only break-up scenario that makes much sense. A German exit would allow Club Med to uphold contracts in euros and devalue with least havoc to internal debt markets. The German bloc would enjoy a windfall gain. The D-Mark II would be stronger. Borrowing costs would fall. The North-South gap in competitiveness could be bridged with less disruption for both sides."
This is the only break-up scenario that makes much sense. A German exit would allow Club Med to uphold contracts in euros and devalue with least havoc to internal debt markets. The German bloc would enjoy a windfall gain. The D-Mark II would be stronger. Borrowing costs would fall. The North-South gap in competitiveness could be bridged with less disruption for both sides."
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A verificar-se... será o triunfo do facilitismo, será a abdicação de uma vida de trabalho e de exigência, em favor da balda habitual.
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