We’re always a bit baffled by the ins and outs of the eurozone here at cafebabel.com - so it was nice to catch this little Youtube video circulated by the FT’s chief economics commentator. Hilarious, though frightening
Satirists Clark and Dawe take on eurozone crisis - in 2 minutes 35
Financial Times journalists take up the eurozone dramas (Image: ©Financial Times/ courtesy of Youtube)
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Translation: English language version of cafebabel.com
03/06/10
Tags : PIIGS, Italy, video, global europe, journalism, economical crisis, web 2.0, European Central Bank, globalisation, United Kingdom, European Union, Greece, eurozone, euro.
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Clarke and Dawe say it best | The PIIGS were bailed out by other EU member states; but who pays back the bailers?
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