The euro zone may lose some members in the next year but will survive its current crisis.
That was the predominant view of respondents to our most recent poll.
Three-quarters of those who participated said the euro zone will be intact one year from now. Just over one half of those optimists said that one year from now there would be as many members as today (17) or more. Thirty-five percent said there would be fewer members.
Here are the results:
Will the euro zone be intact one year from now?
Yes, with the same number of members = 30%
Yes, with fewer members = 35%
Yes, with more members = 10%
No = 25%
We think these polls are fun and hope you do, too.
If you have any suggestions for a subsequent poll, we are all ears. You can send us a comment in response to this post or an email to admissions@jhubc.it.
We'll be happy to send a SAIS Bologna tee shirt to anyone who proposes a poll that we end up publishing.
Nelson Graves
Three-quarters of those who participated said the euro zone will be intact one year from now. Just over one half of those optimists said that one year from now there would be as many members as today (17) or more. Thirty-five percent said there would be fewer members.
Here are the results:
Will the euro zone be intact one year from now?
Yes, with the same number of members = 30%
Yes, with fewer members = 35%
Yes, with more members = 10%
No = 25%
We think these polls are fun and hope you do, too.
If you have any suggestions for a subsequent poll, we are all ears. You can send us a comment in response to this post or an email to admissions@jhubc.it.
We'll be happy to send a SAIS Bologna tee shirt to anyone who proposes a poll that we end up publishing.
Nelson Graves
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