I visited Your country last summer. Quite expensive, and people living there close to border with France goes on shopping trips to France and there is a limit on how much you can bring back. The pasport control in the bus. We also went through that.Why do you people who argument these things always say "Yes its getting worse but its not as bad as in Russia"?
I am seriously curious and wondering about this logic of yours, because it makes no sense to me.
I don't give a crap about how things are in Russia..... or in China..... or in USA..... or in South Africa.... that has NOTHING to do with me? I only care how things are in the places I live in, thats my priority and my only care.
And the fact is we (and in we I mean Europe) have alot of issues and problems and things are getting worse instead of better.
The economy is stagnant, prices going up, housing going up.. those are all facts... add to that the energy crisis and problems we have, the non competitiveness and the list goes on... Europe should focus on solving those things and improving those things not sending billions and billions away to Ukraine (non member of EU).
And before you accuse me of wanting to throw Ukraine under the bus (because I can already see it), I never said that, what I say is that a deal should be made even if it means sacrificing land and giving in to some Russian demands, there should be a clear plan and agreement that no further military action can be possible in the future, DONE... but the war should end, its no good for us, can't you understand that?
Switzerland has some issues, how you solve it. I don't know.
Housing, more public housing could be the solution ?
Perhaps Europe should erect laws in place to prevent US hedge fonds and others from buying housing in Europe. They could use all that "money" to pay of US debt.
As I see it US is increasing its debt, while the money printed is used to buy/invest in sound healthy countries where the population is ending up paying off US debt through the money that flows back to US.
To a certain degree.