What Germany could have done is to accept a change in the treaties for a real fiscal capacity at the European level.
But, instead of that, Germany preferred to enjoy access to a common market and devaluated Mark (that is basically what the Euro is) while pontificating from a high horse.
Instead of a functional monetary union we get this mess. And now we all have to be solidary with Germany energy problems. We will see.
But, instead of that, Germany preferred to enjoy access to a common market and devaluated Mark (that is basically what the Euro is) while pontificating from a high horse.
Instead of a functional monetary union we get this mess. And now we all have to be solidary with Germany energy problems. We will see.