Europe, the eternal indecisive
The interests only on their public debt has cost the United States more than $1 trillion in the past 12 months, and these amounts are condemned to increase due to the maintenance, for some time still, of the current level of interest rates.
But it doesn’t matter: they have the King $.
While we – Europeans – have given birth to the euro, which remains a dwarf on the global scale with zero influence and no power.Let’s persist with our obsession with deficits while the world moves on without us.
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