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pptxCauses of Eurozone crisis and structural problems
Delaying joining Eurozone after debt crises in non-Eurozone countries
2. Economic condition of non-Eurozone after debt crisis
Overall condition of non-Eurozone
Czech vs. Slovak
Lithuania vs. Estonia
3. The correlation between using Euro and economic development
Macroeconomic performance
Financial market integration
Rise of Euro’s stature
4. The prospects of non-Eurozone countries
Remaining skeptical about Eurozone
Responses to Euro banking union
5. Conclusion
Many people think Europe debt crisis raised only by Eurozone countries.
Hungary is not included country as Eurozone. But early 2012, Hungary faced a crisis.
Czech had high economy stability throughout Europe but now the value of money has declined.
Non-Eurozone countries are also getting hard times.
The countries wanting to join Eurozone are of two minds now.
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