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Can Democracies Fight Financial Markets?
Greece and Italy are historically heralded as birthplaces of democracy, yet in 2011 the democratically elected Prime Ministers of the Greek and Italian republics were, for all practical purposes, deposed by a bunch of unhappy bond dealers.
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Can the EU Survive Without the Euro?
The problem with integration is that now every European nation has a very large share in the survival of other nations. For instance, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and Spain, all EU member states, are experiencing problems with debt that extend to their fragile economies.
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Beating the credit crunch with banking
The credit crunch affects the finances of individuals, businesses and the Government alike. The coalition Government brought in many austerity measures to tackle the national deficit. Likewise, households around the country are bringing in their own
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Coalition Government Up to the Job of Reducing the Budget Deficit?
The United Kingdom's new coalition government has to contend with a staggering £154 billion deficit for the year 2009 alone and a deficit of almost £800 billion altogether. These deficit problems are forcing the new government to implement a
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Hung Parliament: Risking the Economy
The uncertainty surrounding the hung parliament has investors on their toes. Whenever there is uncertainty surrounding parliament, the economy has typically taken a dip.
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UK General Elections and the Credit Crunch
Who Will Decide Britain’s Economic Future?
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Taking Care of Your Pets without Breaking the Bank
During difficult periods of economic turmoil, it is heartbreaking to read the stories of people who are forced to give up their beloved pets due to financial pressures or the loss of the family home. It is during lean times that we rely on the love o
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Swine Flu Pandemic Threatens the UK's Economic Recovery
In the best of times, the impact of a global flu pandemic on the UK economy would be horrifying. Unfortunately, this is not the best of times, and it is frightening to contemplate what Swine Flu’s full effect could be on a UK economy
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IVA or Bankruptcy - pros and cons
The deep worldwide recession has forced many people into situations in which they can no longer manage their debts. In such cases, there are two options available in the United Kingdom
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Obtaining a Mortgage with Adverse Credit
The current situation of the mortgage market in UK after being severely affected in 2007-08 ‘credit crunch’ reflects a financial crisis at a global level. Getting a cheap housing loan in such a situation is not an easy
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