Please Sir: I want some more Austerity...? |
Eurostat, that famously
red commie fascist Eurosceptic agency filled with vile populists who never miss
a chance to slander and abuse the glorious efforts of the European Union
towards the Golden Dawn of Politically Correct World Government, has just come
out with economical statistics over 2012.
The numbers
demonstrate, beyond even the most unreasonable doubt, that yet again the Euro and the EU
bring Growth and Employment to the old continent.
The following
countries have seen roughly the following developments of their economy:
Germany shrank 0.6 %
The Netherlands shrank 1 %
Italy shrank 1 %
Spain shrank 0.7 %
France shrank 0.3 %
Cyprus shrank 1 %
Portugal shrank 1.8 % (after Supreme Austerity!)
The whole of the Eurozone (17 countries) shrank 0.5 %.
The whole of the EU (27 countries) shrank 0.3 %
(which proves once again that countries with the Euro shrink at a
far more accelerated rate than countries which do not use the Euro!!!)
As for
unemployment I merely want to cite the cases of Greece (27 %) and Spain (26 %).
That is more than a quarter of the working population, and going towards a
third of the working population.
Eusterity and Troika
Treatment are clearly working wonders. Therefore kindly repeat after me: Long
Live the Divine Euro, our God and Saviour!!!!
You sound so cheerful and optimistic dear Alfred :) I'll hold a vigil for Europe]s recovery (since it's in my best interests that it recovers ;D).
ReplyDeletePerchance, do you know the statistics of any non Euro countries such as the UK and, non EU (industrialized) countries, Canada, US and Japan for example??
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ReplyDeleteI see them come by, daily, but I do not master them sufficiently to make a valid comparison. Hence my silence. If you wish to contribute....?
Alfred
Sorry I don't. I was hoping that perhaps you did.
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ReplyDeleteWell, let's both look out for valuable material. It would be good to know how the rest of the world is doing, as Europe suffers. I do know that Turkey is growing at a rate of about 8 % a year these days! Amazing! And of course that's not even mentioning the famous Asian Tigers...