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European Sovereign Debt Crisis and the Euro

Július Horváth, Martin Šuster

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The recent crisis, which originated in the United States, resulted in a chain of events in the world economy. One of them is the sovereign debt crisis in Europe. At the beginning of 2013 this crisis still represents significant risk to the future development of European and global economies.

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The recent crisis, which originated in the United States, resulted in a chain of events in the world economy. One of them is the sovereign debt crisis in Europe. At the beginning of 2013 this crisis still represents significant risk to the future development of European and global economies.

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The recent crisis, which originated in the United States, resulted in a chain of events in the world economy. One of them is the sovereign debt crisis in Europe. At the beginning of 2013 this crisis still represents significant risk to the future development of European and global economies.

Key concepts: Sovereign debt, European debt crisis, Debt crisis, Financial crisis, Sovereignty, Financial system, Debt, Economics

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