Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Baby Footprint Tatooes

our states are now bankrupt ?


Individual European countries have different debt loads. Some countries have been able to reduce the national debt dramatically others are not. Is there perhaps even "good" and "bad" debt? What impact has this development for future generations? is in European countries, public debt at the heart of political and economic debates. Of when a debt is considered a problem, and what strategies are employed to reduce them?
The documentary examines the situation in countries such as Sweden, Belgium and Italy, which have led to high levels of indebtedness in recent years, important reforms in the roads. 2006, EU countries have set their debt to 60 percent of the gross domestic product. In fact, the debt amounted to Italy Belgium and much more, a lot less of Sweden. The debt of Germany and France were between 60 and 70 percent. How is one to wear this debt? Who is responsible for the debt increase? Do the future generations pay the bill? Are there "good" and "bad" debt? What does the future hold? These current issues goes to the documentation.

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