Britische Ökonomen glauben, dass die Überlebenschance des Euro gerade mal bei 20 Prozent liegt. Schon 2011 könne es vorbei sein – wenn Spanien und Italien Geld bräuchten.
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Britische Forscher schreiben den Euro ab
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epa02511558 A clock like euro coin in Swedbank in Tallinn 31 December 2010. Report state that Estonia made last-minute preparations on 31 December 2010 on the eve of its entry into the eurozone, with officials insisting everything was going according to plan for the New Year?s day switchover. At the stroke of midnight, the small Baltic state with a population of 1.3 million will become the 17th member of the pan-European monetary bloc. It will also become the first former Soviet republic to do so. EPA/VALDA KALNINA LATVIA OUT/LITHUANIA OUT/ESTONIA OUT +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++
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