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Nano-Medic
Following the news of Gerard depardieu rejecting France citzenship to become Russian to dont pay taxes, on tv they have been talking a lot of France economy and it seems that France economy may become troublesome pretty soon..
what0s your opinion on that?
http://blogs.telegra...the-new-greece/
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Destroying your economy with a stupid economic beliefs is the fastest way to become worse then greece.
A nation needs wealth to have a supply and demand economy. True story. Why do nations do this over and over again?
Edited by Matthew, 07 January 2013 - 12:56 PM.
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Got to love UFO's use of English...
"Can France become the "New Greece" soon?"
...I think it's something they should strive for 
Nano-Medic
Got to love UFO's use of English...
"Can France become the "New Greece" soon?"
...I think it's something they should strive for
LOL
Can France soon become the New Greece?
it is more correct now? LOL
you guys can correct me if you see something really awkward...
anyway my English is much better then the one I write on here...
On this website I just don't make enough efforts ...
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Nano-Medic
What's New Greece?
Even in journal articles they write that France can be the New Greece..just google and you will see
it is just to meant that France may be the most troubled country in Europe in economic terms...just like Greece now
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Unlikely, France has much more industry and a bigger economy than Greece does. Greece was essentially just a major pyramid scheme supported by an overly inflated government to account for the lack of any actual industry.
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it's more likely Spain will fall before France does.
Nano-Medic
Unlikely, France has much more industry and a bigger economy than Greece does. Greece was essentially just a major pyramid scheme supported by an overly inflated government to account for the lack of any actual industry.
Yeah but even Italy is on the big risk and we are one of the most industrialized countries in the world...we are on the edge of collapse too
when money dont circulate industry close as well
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Unlikely, France has much more industry and a bigger economy than Greece does. Greece was essentially just a major pyramid scheme supported by an overly inflated government to account for the lack of any actual industry.
Yeah but even Italy is on the big risk and we are one of the most industrialized countries in the world...we are on the edge of collapse too
when money dont circulate industry close as well
Italy is not anywhere near close to Greece.
Nano-Medic
Yeah we are better but not that better...taxes are massacring us and money do not longer circulate...
I swear I never seen Italians asking for money in the street except in the last two years.
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Nano-Medic
<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Italian Ufo" data-cid="35011" data-time="1357567630"><p>
<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Nick1984" data-cid="35008" data-time="1357566866"><p>Got to love UFO's use of English...<br />
<br />
"<strong class='bbc'>Can</strong> France become the "New Greece" soon?"<br />
<br />
...I think it's something they should strive for
<br />
LOL<br />
<span style='color: rgb(173,216,230)'>Can France </span><span style='color: rgb(255,255,224)'>soon become</span><span style='color: rgb(255,0,0)'> the New Greece?</span><br />
it is more correct now? LOL<br />
you guys can correct me if you see something really awkward...<br />
anyway my English is much better then the one I write on here...<br />
On this website I just don't make enough efforts ...</p></blockquote>
The problem is the use of the word 'Can', it makes it sound like its something France is striving for.
'Could' would be a much better word.
oookkk thanks
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