You can deny statistics all you want, but the US is still a dominant economic force–even with a financial crisis (and partly because the crisis affects the EU and the rest of the world).
Europe may have a centralized bank–but they _don't_ have a centralized government.
So, if/when they have a huge financial crisis, what government will intervene?
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You can deny statistics all you want, but the US is still a dominant economic force–even with a financial crisis (and partly because the crisis affects the EU and the rest of the world).
Europe may have a centralized bank–but they _don't_ have a centralized government.
So, if/when they have a huge financial crisis, what government will intervene?