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Originally Posted by jfman

Well that's the nature of the Eurozone though - macroeconomic levers need a co-ordinated approach across states that use the currency and some of this has to be steered from the top.

That's what they agreed to in the 90s.

Indeed. The article also says: "She said that the EU budget was accepted by all member states as a means of leveling out inequalities in a spirit of solidarity and that it should now be tailored to cope with the crisis.".


But, as Nomadking says, Germany - the main beneficiary of the Marshall Plan - is ironically saying "nein".