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While Europe burns

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The debt crisis is spreading across Europe; the same politicians who bashed Greece for living above its means now need to change their rhetoric in a hurry, argue François Picard’s panelists.

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From Brussels:
Eric BRIYS, Associate Professor of Finance at University of French West Indies, co-founder of cyberlibris.com

Philippe D'ARVISENET, Global Chief Economist at BNP Paribas bank & Associate Professor of Economics at Paris University-Sorbonne

Tarik MOUAKIL, Economist, Author of Asset Markets, Portfolio Choice and Macroeconomic Activity

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