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WIM DUISENBERG said that a country like Sweden would marginalise itself both economically and politically if it stayed outside the euro zone (Photo: European Commission)

Duisenberg bids farewell

As he made his farewell speech in the European parliament yesterday afternoon (10 September), the European Central Bank President Wim Duisenberg criticised countries like France and Germany for being unable to keep their deficit lower than the 3% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) set out in the Stability and Growth Pact.\n \nHe said the reason that these countries are facing a high deficit now is because they did not bring their economies to sustainable levels during times of strong economic gr...

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WIM DUISENBERG said that a country like Sweden would marginalise itself both economically and politically if it stayed outside the euro zone (Photo: European Commission)

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