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The euro zone has only small internal transfers, and its workers tend not to move far for work.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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The euro zone is showing the symptoms of an internal balance-of-payments crisis, with self-fulfilling runs on countries, because at bottom that is the nature of its troubles.
ECONOMIST: The euro
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The Greek crisis only confirms the folly of binding a group of disparate countries together in a currency zone with no mechanism, such as a central fiscal authority, to address its internal imbalances.
ECONOMIST: Greece's sovereign-debt crunch
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Perhaps even more importantly, Mr. Almunia is working with his colleagues Olli Rehn his successor in the economic and financial affairs post and Internal Market Commissioner Michel Barnier to present a proposal for a new banking supervisor for the euro zone straight after the summer.
WSJ: Economics Guru Jumps
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Whitehall sources argue that Mr Cameron has already secured a written vow by the 27 leaders that euro-zone deals may not undermine an achievement dear to Tory hearts the EU's internal market, with its free movement for capital, goods, people and services (at least in theory).
ECONOMIST: Bagehot