Eurozone Poll Results

by | October 7, 2011 | Articles, Globalization

Results from our “Future of the Eurozone” poll are in:

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Limited to one answer, here’s how you responded to “What is the future of the Eurozone?”:

  • Muddle through: 41%
  • The entire thing will fly apart: 32%
  • Greece will exit: 14%
  • All the peripheral countries, including Italy and Spain, will exit: 9%
  • Germany will beat them to the punch: 4%

And we asked what the consequences would be for the global economy overall if the Eurozone fractures (multiple answers allowed):

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A gloomy group we have here, indeed:

  • Doesn’t matter a lot: 25%
  • The death of dreams of regional economic unions: 33%
  • Signals that globalization has limits:  40%
  • Would precipitate a global financial crisis the likes of which we’ve never seen: 60%

We report; you decide.

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