The Eurozone is the set of member states of the European Union (EU) have adopted the Euro and created thus a monetary union . There are 17 members that form  Territories of the Pacific, using the CFP franc ),Greece,Ireland,Italy(except the enclave of Campione d’Italia which runs the Swiss Franc ),Luxembourg,Malta, theNetherlands(excluding the Netherlands Antilles with [...]

The expression of the economic crisisGreecerefers to the events that affect the country’s economy from the Hellenic 2010 , within the larger global crisis game in theUnited States.  InGreece, more than in other countries, reveals a weakness that takes shape with high unemployment and corruption . [1] For the first time since 1993 the Greek [...]

Germanyis one of the market economies of the more developed world.  It is the third largest economy in the world in terms of GDP calculated based on the euro-dollar exchange rates, and fifth on the basis of purchasing power parity .  It is the largest economy ofEurope.  The recent performance, but it was not dynamic, [...]

TheUKeconomy is the fifth largest in the world with respect to market exchange rates, after that ofFrance, keeping from the First World War the dispute with this country andGermanybeing the first European economy.  He is considered one of the most developed countries in the world. During the nineteenth century theUnited Kingdomin per capita income exceeded [...]

The Italian is an industrial country with a diversified economy whose gross domestic product , overall or per capita is comparable to those of countries likeFranceorBritain.  The GDP of 2051 billion makes it the sixth largest economy in 2009 behind theUnited States, the Japanese , the Chinese , theGermanyandFrance.  The Italian economy is characterized by [...]

Russia’s economy has important natural and human resources, which are strong potential for economic development .  Almost two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 ,Russiais still trying to establish a market economy, modern, and it has achieved high economic growth rates.  Throughout the 2000s , the Russian economy registered growth rates [...]

The ‘economy ofSpainis among the advanced economies ofWestern Europe. Franco’s policy of modernization (revitalization of agriculture, improvement of transport networks, industrial investment and openness to international tourism) gave only partial results.  The real economic take-off of the country has had with the entry into the EEC ( 1986 ): The Gross Domestic Product has almost [...]

The ‘economy of theNetherlandsis the sixteenth in the world in terms of nominal GDP and the sixth inEurope. After a recession lasting three years between 1980 and 1982 , theNetherlandsgrew by an average of 2.9% in the rest of the eighties and 3.1% in 90 years .  Finally, after another downturn in the early years [...]

The Swiss economy has small but well developed.  In fact, despite being only 38 ° to world GDP, has the eighth GDP per capita higher, amounting to $43,195 in2008 .  Its economy, given also the conformation of the territory and the scarcity of natural resources, is primarily focused on the services sector, especially financial ones. [...]

The economy ofPolandhas undergone profound changes that have affected, at different paces all sectors in order to prepare for accession to the EU , negotiations for which started from 1994 .  At the end of forty-five years of communism the Polish passed, almost without transition, a collectivist economy to a market economy .  Polandhas been [...]