Europe in recession – an interactive map
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Spain has become the latest European country to slip into recession joining the Belgium, Cyprus, The Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands, Ireland, Portugal, Slovenia and the United Kingdom.
Click here to view an interactive map.
*Updated to include Romania and Bulgaria
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Terrible news, but excellent interactive map – thanks so much for this.
Time to rethink our centalized money and banking system especially the pitfalls and blindspots of debt-based money through fractional reserve banking. We need to understand the process by which money originates and put into circulation. Is that process can be fair and equitable. This alone will peacefully change the foundation of democracy and sustainable living and human happiness index.
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the map indicated is missing Romania & Bulgaria. Although these 2 countries are outperformed by many other states, definitely they fo better than Greece and are part of EU since 2007 !
So, Romania doesn’t even count as an European country! Nice!
Thanks for comments – Will update with Romania and Bulgaria