The top part represents the total European Bailout Funds available currently and who is providing them, it is interesting to note that a large portion is provided by countries outside of Europe (USA + Japan at roughly €70 billion). Then the 2nd part shows how that money will be alocated, it seems they are estimating Portugal's needs to be higher than Ireland's... I guess time will tell.
They need to add the Nation of Azoo to that list....
ReplyDeletedid you make this chart? if so what other sort of predictions of needs do you have?
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It's also interesting to know that Ireland and Greek standards are higher than Slovenia(also in EU) yet Slovenia still contributed and got nothing in return only more defficit....(and not only slovenia)
ReplyDeleteI wonder how this is all gonna pan out in ten years. It sucks right now for sure.
ReplyDeleteHuh.. great amount of money.
ReplyDeleteSo why are we bailing out folks when we were recently bailed out by China?
ReplyDeleteSeems like quite a sum coming from countries outside the EU. I understand that there are many foreign investments in European countries, but it still strikes me as odd that they'd give money into a general bailout fund. There must be something more to it I'm not seeing.
ReplyDeleteIts also quite interesting to know that the US is helping when they have a huge debt of their own.
ReplyDeleteI don't think the US has lots of money to spend =/ Oh well that's what you get when you're the self-appointed international police.
ReplyDeleteim with the Dolphin America is irresponsible
ReplyDeleteMan we are heading toward a collision course
ReplyDeleteand I wonder why our government is in so much debt..
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting...sure is a lot of money.
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ReplyDeleteYeah guess why America has such a debt lol
ReplyDeleteLets not forget that these "Bailout" are in fact high interest loans and unless the Euro collapses everyone will get paid back with a handsome profit.
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Love it! keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteIDK about you guys... But that pie chart says to me: Dark Blue is a greedy douche.
ReplyDeleteIt's strange because you can think of these international banks as insurance providers.
ReplyDeleteyea that's really strange
ReplyDeletebig weird
ReplyDeleteI wonder what's going to happen
ReplyDeletefrance and germany do it twices
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ReplyDeleteIs a friend indeed?
LOL AZOO!
ReplyDeleteThats interesting point, yeah, weird!
ReplyDeleteWeird as!
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