Two interesting charts on the fundamental sources of risks relating to sovereign crises of the 2009-present. No comment needed, really...
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2 comments:
A comment is exactly what is needed, preferably along the lines of "here are two graphical presentations of innocent data offered without explanation as a sacrifice to prejudices and ignorance.". Please comment, so we can marvel at the insights you draw from these bar graphs and pie charts.
My comment: "To Anonymous: apply brain. repeat as needed."
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