According to journalist David Froje, the world's biggest lesson drawn from the debt crisis in Europe, is that any economy would, if the float is managed, may collapse because the debt: "the situation is very different in Europe, all countries in the world are the differences can not die development models. The problem here is that draws should not spend too much, but how much is too much, each case of one another. Recalling the financial crisis in Asia occurred in 1997 when Thailand only have debts of around 15% of GDP. So, say that spending more is to stay away from are the crisis is not right. Historically, Germany also must spend so much, the problem is always conscious and in control of the level of debt consistent with its economy ".
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