Countries which recently adopted the Euro, what are your opinions of it...

That says it all

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>Countries

Supposedly adopting the euro, our economy would gradually be equated with the other economies in Europe, ask any Spanish and they will speak negatively about this, everything is more expensive and salaries remain the same as in 2000.

>responses
Why did people adopt it if they hate it so much. Im confused.

>reddito

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Sorry but one thing: For all countries running a trade surplus, perhaps its bad because you cannot export as cheaply as you'd like. But for those who are net importers, how is it bad? Your imports would be much more expensive no?

>he thinks we live in a democracy

based schizo

>tf

Lol, this is so wrong

I don't know how it was before the Euro but it's pretty nice cause czech stuff is pretty cheap to buy still for us

this, you can't dump the price with cheap currency that would companesate lower quality so you're competing with germans only by efficiency of production and quality of the final product

Difficult to say, I'd say overall negatively.

That was true with schillings as well

I barely understand the EU at all. Before I came to Yas Forums I thought it was the earliest stage of Europe to finally become 1 country. But taking it nice and slow because theres still a lot of history and cultural difference. I thought Angela Merkel was the president of the EU and I am sure I remember reading about some kind of European congress somewhere.

Now I don't even know what it is. Is there a vote? Is there a parliament or a congress? Who's the president? Wikipedia says there isn't a single president, but 3 presidents none of whom I ever even heard of once. EU can't levy taxes but it can fine stuff? Why is everyone mad at Germany? Why does a simple majority vote in a member country dissolve the union entirely?

Overall I don't know. But maybe I'm not meant to know. The European Union a mystery to all but Europeans. If you dont want a Euro use Dutchbuxx instead.

>what it is
A clusterfuck, most euros don't know how exactly it works either. Just that you vote from time to time and that it tends to propose retarded shit and pats itself on the back.

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>it was the earliest stage of Europe to finally become 1 country

lolno, nobody wants that

There are quite a few traitors like that in every country

Iper-negatively. You shouldn't even ask such a question

Finland stopped being competetive because Euro is too strong. On the positive side we can use the Euro to buy stuff cheap abroad.

>Now I don't even know what it is.
A never-ending nightmare. That's what it is

not really
we should have a strong currency at all times considering our lack of an export economy but regularly the euro has weakened so that Germany can export more

Actually, most of the people involved in the EU do. People like Guy Verhofstadt provide a window into the minds of the european federalists.