For the first time in history, Britain has vetoed a new EU treaty. The purpose of the treaty was to impose tough new limits on budget deficits of member states. David Cameron argues that the new treaty would open the door to new financial regulations that would disadvantage Britain. His move is likely to prove [...]
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Britain Stands Alone
Posted in British politics, European Union, Eurozone, tagged David Cameron, european union, France, great britain, nicolas sarkozy on December 9, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The Government Bubble Pops (updated)
Posted in Budget Deficit, Economics, Eurozone, fiscal policies, tagged asset bubbles, debt, default, deficit, Eurozone, italy on November 11, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Events in the Eurozone are unfolding at a more rapid pace than ever, with even the normally staid Economist warning that the Eurozone might break up, with “horrible” consequences. Indeed, while a Greek default might not spell disaster for global finance and might not even require Greece’s exit from the euro, Italy is the third-largest [...]

