The eurozone is different. The euro's problems are from bad decisions from allowing countries like Greece into the eurozone without proper investigation.
That world governments have had their hands in economies for the last 60 - 100 years, and we are now in the throes of a global economic collapse that is threatening the Euro.
I'm not sure what you mean.
Not wanting to highjack the thread on the news page, I was just curious about a stement you made: "You've managed to turn this into politics, congrats. You can have your Laissez-faire economy, but unfortunately when the whole thing falls apart every 20 years everyone suffers." Is this different from the world economic collapse we are facing currently?
