Elisabeth Guigou
French Minister for Europe
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Prof. Hanns Jürgen Küsters
Helmut Kohl biographer
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Lord Lamont
Chancellor of the Exchequer
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Roberto Masulo
Taxi Driver
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Horst Schuler
Shift Superviser, Kärcher
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Hartmut Jenner
CEO, Kärcher
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Lord Lawson
Chancellor of the Exchequer
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Louise Cooper
BGC Partners
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Professor Hans-Werner Sinn
University of Munich
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Gerhard Schröder
Chancellor of Germany
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Ed Balls
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
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Gustavo Piga
Economics Professor
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Willem Buiter
Cheif Economist, Citigroup
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Jean-Claude Trichet
President, European Central Bank
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Angela Merkel
German Chancellor
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David Cameron
British Prime Minister
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Benoît Coeuré
Board Member ECB
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Mario Draghi
Head of ECB
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David McWilliams
Economist and Author
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George Soros
Hedge Fund Manager
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The choice confronting the Eurozone looks profoundly unappealing. If it survives, millions of Europeans face years of squeezed living standards. But if it were to fall apart, well, households, businesses, banks, governments would face the risk of going bust.
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So, although the cost of saving the euro may seem high, the price of letting it collapse, could lead to the kind of economic depression and financial mayhem we haven't seen since the 1930s.