Some days
ago he wrote that a possible exit for the stagnation of the europa of the euro,
it could be the europa of the regions instead of the nations, it based me in
that politically a nation feels too important and powerful, to consent or to
accept the indications of an abstract figure as he is the European government
that in fact doesn't exist as such. Today I read satisfied that is not a
surrealist idea of mine, but rather it seems that there are movements in this
respect.
This way,
who also understands this position, it is the influential British economic
newspaper Financial Times. Of their boss's of Investments hand, James
Mackintosh, the newspaper points out that the independence of Catalonia, and also
that of Scotland, is "attractive" at the moment because
"Brussels would have more and more to be able to on the central
governments of the current nations that offer scarce demand and a lot of
austerity."
This is so
clear that explains many of the restlessness that it produces him the
segregation idea and independence of Catalonia to Spain, partly without having
the lost morals of the national imperialism, the loss of power, of revenues, of
GDP, of the state structure, would be the tremendous influence fall in europa,
because Spain would go down a lot in the percentage of its current importance
as for contribution to the GDP of the euro area.
But they
already come to the UE this possibility he doesn't want to ponder it ahead of
time he knows that it would be him beneficial but it cannot intervene and it is
logical to see this way it, they will see if the UE you full with small
countries their serious influence substantially superior, the central banks of
these countries, for example, would be some you authenticate branches of the
BCE, the normative economic fiscal commercial etc. would not find the
resistances of nations like France and Germany that can exercise the veto right
to what seems them without having it counteractive for its political power, be
or not convenient for the rest.
Besides
being interesting politically is economically it because an independent Catalonia,
would be richer, although it would be more indebted in percentage than Spain,
the GDP per capita of Catalonia 27.430 Eurus the last year went superior to
that of Italy and Spain, in Spain it was of 22.284 Eurus, nearer to Greece that
to the stocking of the euro zone. If the Spanish debt was divided in relation
to the GDP, that of Catalonia would be of 94% of its GDP, below 98% that would
be in of the rest of Spain", the FT also says. As the taxes of Catalonia
they would no longer have to subsidize Spain", their refund capacity would
ascend and therefore its cousin of risk would be very inferior
The evident
problem resides in that the UE didn't admit to the new state. With everything,
the FT says that it is "very difficult to see an excluded Catalonia of the
UE. Their economy is of the same size that Greece and to toss it outside of the
euro would be very harmful" for the whole group of the euro group
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