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Adarsh Raj Baronia (2011013) Akash Gupta (2011021) Akash Sethia (2011022) Aman Saxena (2011027) Arpan Sharma (2011046)
The Problem
Troubled nations requiring bailouts from EU/IMF was inevitable. Greece was the first to get 110bn suppport. Following were Ireland and Portugal which got 85bn and 78bn respectively. Greece failed to meet these conditions of bailout and thus had to be given a further 159bn.
Country
Debt (% of GDP)
10yr Yield
Portugal
Greece
229 bn
305 bn
-0.9%
-5.7%
106%
165%
9.1%
10.5%
3.2%
2.4%
10.44%
16.38%
Contd
The creation of E.U. has made the exports for Germany easier because of free trade policy. If Greece and other suffering nations default, it will ultimately affect the whole E.U., inculcating Germany into the trap. Possible problems may also include falling of consumption and production, increase in unemployment, contraction of GDP of E.U. It is the moral responsibility of Germany to save members of its union.
Our Analysis
Reasons
Since the inception of Euro, Germanys exports have moved from a deficit to huge surplus
Contd
Composition of Germanys export to E.U. was 60% of its total exports last year. If EU breaks away, Germany will not be able to freely trade with the countries. A latest news is that Germany has agreed to pump in $200bn through IMF with support from other non EU nations. To keep the confidence level of the investors intact to invest in their union.
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