Why is Germany a “reluctant hegemon” in the EU? Why does Germany have to be assertive in the EU? What are the benefits and costs of using a common currency for Germany, Greece, and the EU? While Greece needs help, the German economy has also suffered a major recession itself. As an advisor, how would you advise the chancellor: to bail out or to kick out Greece? As a German taxpayer, are you willing to pay higher taxes to help Greece?
Why is Germany a “reluctant hegemon” in the EU? Why does Germany have to be assertive in the EU? What are the benefits and costs of using a common currency for Germany, Greece, and the EU? While Greece needs help, the German economy has also suffered a major recession itself. As an advisor, how would you advise the chancellor: to bail out or to kick out Greece? As a German taxpayer, are you willing to pay higher taxes to help Greece?
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Why is Germany a “reluctant hegemon” in the EU?
Why does Germany have to be assertive in the EU?
What are the benefits and costs of using a common currency for Germany, Greece, and the EU?
While Greece needs help, the German economy has also suffered a major recession itself. As an advisor, how would you advise the chancellor: to bail out or to kick out Greece? As a German taxpayer, are you willing to pay higher taxes to help Greece?
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