hey ru-semen u should try to drown urself to it, next reply u give to us, proves u actually did it.
here is my debt to you... repaid!

This post was edited by jimania on Mar 19 2015 04:01pm

you first pay us for second world war crimes you made then we talk about our debts

I'm swiss, now hurry and repay.

Yeah...

So you basically say you 're not part of the Eurozone. Are you confused maybe?
Do you even know where Switzerland is ?

No, I don't know where I live.

Your fiscal situation happens to weaken the euro, which in return weakens our exports. You enable stupid people to go over the border and buy cheap german products, further weakening our economy.

The one profiting the most of your situations are, who would have guessed , the Germans. Pay your debts and leave the Eurozone, seriously, pay debts.

I dont know which part is the most laughable. I think its the one i bolded out, though there's more!
Prices in Germany by producers are far more expensive in comparison to the Swiss. Look it over the internet.
Now, the fact that your products apply to a far far far smaller market than the Germans', is the reason for the much higher retail prices.
Your retailers and merchants aim to increase their profits every year, so they must increase their prices, since their market share CANNOT get any bigger.
Germans produce many 0000% more products in general, in every aspect, hence the ability to profit much, with low prices.
You produce little, and export less, so, espensive prices.
Basic trading economics, no need to have a deegree or anything.

Btw, your currency sky rocketed because of the removal of the fixed stock trade price.
Which was decided by your banks, 2 days before the announcement of tremendous amounts of € to be loaned by the ECB at small interest, to all Eurozone countries, within the coming year(s).
From which very very little is meant for Greece!!!

Cheers!!!

German products more expensive? I guess you yourself look that up again. Exchange rate dropped due to cancelation of minimal rate. Its no longer 1900, we had to buy millions of euros to "fix" the exchange rate.

Smaller market due to the fact that most euro countries cant afford our products, thanks to the euro.

This post was edited by Rusemen on Mar 24 2015 03:32pm

Producer prices mate...
I meant to point out that your 2nd hand merchants, distributors and retailers are the ones that sell expensive.
Really.

Oh and btw, your exports seem at the same amount they've been the past decade in terms of income from it.
So, I see your point, its just, improperly backed.

No offense.

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