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Europe Drags Its Feet

By The Daily Dish
Mar 26 2009, 2:42 AM ET

James Surowiecki clearly details why Europe isn't as willing to fork over much money for the global recession:

...in effect, Europe is refusing to carry its share of the global economic burden and is piggybacking on us. But it’s hard to see how things could have turned out otherwise. The U.S. economy, much more than Europe’s, is like the proverbial shark: if it doesn’t keep moving forward, it dies (or at least creates a lot of misery). In some sense, we need economic growth more than Europe does. It’s not surprising that we’re going to be the ones who end up paying for it.



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