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It still seems likely that a long-term commitment to some form of budget-sharing via euro-zone bonds will be needed to convince investors that governments are serious.
WSJ: 2012: Taking a Look on Bright Side
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Messily, perhaps, European leaders are at least debating some of the right questions: what degree of fiscal federalism and risk-sharing does the euro zone need to overcome the crisis?
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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Without such risk-sharing, though, much of the euro zone could be one bank run away from meltdown.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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If Germany wants to save the euro it will have to accept greater risk- and burden-sharing, not least by mutualising some of the euro zone's debt and devising a Europe-wide system to stabilise banks.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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All this should make euro-zone members better able to cope with the rigours of sharing a single currency with Germany.
ECONOMIST: Europe and the euro
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Germany, the Euro Zone strongman, is borrowing just like the other constituent states making up those sharing the common currency, a lower amount, but borrowing none the less.
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