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FrodosPet

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5. The private sector shrinking is a good thing, right?

Reply to UrbScotty (Original post)

Mon May 6, 2013, 08:32 PM

May 2013

Perhaps then all the means of production and distribution can be expropriated or replaced by worker, state or EU owned entities, which have no stockholders other than the collective population of the Eurozone, and no requirement for profitability, as shortfalls in revenues vs. expenses can be covered with state funding.

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