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The task is to investigate why the economic crisis has had a special impact on southern Europe and the policies about getting out of the problems
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The financial crisis has developed into a debt crisis in most South European<br /> countries. It has had the most severe impact in Greece, but Spain, Portugal and Italy<br /> have all been hit by the crisis in different levels. All western and highly<br /> industrialized countries have been exposed to the economic crisis. Europe is still<br /> suffering from the crisis, but southern Europe has shown to be, by far, the most<br /> vulnerable region. This task is about why especially southern Europe has taken this<br /> position, and what to do to get out of it.<br /> <br /> All the southern European countries are members of the Euro-zone, a number of<br /> European countries sharing the same current, the Euro. The question here to<br /> investigate is why only a part of the Euro-zone has been hit hard by the debt crisis<br /> while the rest, with Germany in the lead, seems to get along in a better way.<br /> Germany has even had apositive growth rate in the GDP, though small. Germany<br /> has been the big loaner to the southern European countries together with IMF and<br /> other international investors. The conditions for these loans have been severe cuts in<br /> the public sector, social, health and education expenses, privatization programs and a<br /> subsequent huge unemployment and negative economic growth. The same kind of<br /> conditions exposed to the Third World for many years called structural adjustment<br /> programs<br /> <br /> The question here to investigate is, if these massive economic cuts, political changes<br /> and subsequent social turbulence and problems were necessary and the only way to<br /> solve the crisis. The ones who will pay for this policy, the victims, are the<br /> populations in the different southern European countries, though you cannot say they<br /> are the ones who have caused the economic problems. A discussion has been if cut<br /> downs or investments were the right answer to a crisis like this. Europe has chosen<br /> the path of cut downs while USA and Japan make use of investing in a bigger scale.<br /> The debt in the two latter countries has the same size as the debt in the southern<br /> European countries.The economic growth in USA is bigger than in most European<br /> countries.<br /> <br /> The European countries seem to have had a choice in how to get out of the crisis.<br /> The question here to investigate is why Europe, mainly the Euro-zone, has chosen to<br /> let the people in general pay for this massive crisis, though unemployment, social<br /> degradation for many, cut down in welfare in general, and seemingly lack of<br /> investing for the future. A development that has created thousands of human<br /> tragedies, but can also be the reason for more general social unrest, maybe rebellions<br /> In Spain the crisis is mainly due to speculations in a housing bobble by the financial<br /> institutions, the government is forced to support the financial institutions and borrow<br /> money.In Greece also the government has to some extent been manipulating the<br /> economy, also to be a member of the Euro-zone, causing a lack of money for both<br /> the government and the financial institutions. In all the countries it has been a<br /> conglomerate of politicians and the financial market, which have been in the lead of<br /> creating this debt crisis, though they would claim it was not possible to foresee it the<br /> crisis approaching. The question here to investigate is how it has been possible, or<br /> will be possible, for this class of politicians and financial agents to escape their<br /> social, economic responsibility and let the people pay the bill. And will the people<br /> accept this?
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The aim and the product of the task are related both to the title, the introduction and<br /> the directives.<br /> <br /> Read the introduction and the related issues and make clear the overall aim.<br /> Relevant files are added. Use additional sources if you find it beneficial. The origin<br /> of additional sources must be noted for control.<br /> <br /> <em><strong>Related issues to include in the product:</strong></em><br /> 1. Illustrate with figures and explanations the current situation for the Southern<br /> European societies and their people<br /> <br /> 2. Give some reasons upon why exactly Southern Europe is hit that hard by the<br /> crisis. Go briefly through the different countries. An example could the<br /> relations between the political elite and the financial sector<br /> <br /> 3. Why does the Northern Europe not suffer from the crisis as much as Southern<br /> Europe. Consider and give some reasons<br /> <br /> 4. Go through the main arguments for continuing the policies of austerity in<br /> Southern Europe and the arguments for stimulating growth instead – or both<br /> <br /> 5. Investigate and consider the conditions for people in general in Southern<br /> Europe because of the crisis, how they suffer, act and manage<br /> <br /> 6. How do the rest of Europe, EU, look upon the Southern European crisis, and<br /> what do the rest of Europe do to ease of to solve the situation<br /> <br /> 7. Consider if there alternatives to the present way of handling the debt crisis in<br /> Southern Europe and if – why are they not followed<br /> <br /> 8. Make a speech for the Core Group and the tutor about the issues above and<br /> give your version of what to do with the situation in Southern Europe and the<br /> people there
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