Probably the least surprising “news” about Czech politics out there
Yes because regional currency manipulation is much harder.
It would be a shame to lose a place where you can buy beer for 30 crowns with a rate of almost 1:1 to my currency in the center of Europe.
Hah, joking. For a year of living in Chechia, I couldn’t find an answer to the question why are you not yet in the eurozone, like Slovaks? Well yeah, it’s cheap, for me, for foreigner, but where your neighbors have much higher salaries (with prices of course) and the problem with conversions (I miss you, arabs Na Příkopě, I have yours coupons) when you need, an example, to visit Germany it’s problem. Czech bros explain please.
Well, euro or not, who cares? Czech Rep is comfy
I always love getting robbed at the exchange rates. It is amazing.
If they adopt the euro we will finally know how much Czech Hunter pays.
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A country needs low inflation to adopt Euro
Czechia could join Eurozone, but that would mean abandoning independent fiscal policies. Which may not necessarily be bad.
I just wonder, what happens with a bonds sold by Czechia in CZK if the country converts to EUR? Does the bond keep all the same conditions, but currency changes?
Which I like no way they keep on selling stuff this cheap
Isn’t every country in the EU other than Denmark required to adopt the Euro? What’s the point of the requirement if governments can just say “nah, not now” repeatedly ?
4 out of the 5 parties in the next govt support Euro. Support among the population rising as well. It’s just a matter of time, though I agree we need to get our public finances under control in the next few years, so it doesn’t make sense now.
You must buy in, or the pyramid will implode. Keep the ponzi scheme going!
Good, having control over your own currency is a big benefit when you compare lumping your country into a group of countries that are much bigger / have significantly bigger economy.
But Croatia will because we are deep in Bruxelless ass.
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Probably the least surprising “news” about Czech politics out there
Yes because regional currency manipulation is much harder.
It would be a shame to lose a place where you can buy beer for 30 crowns with a rate of almost 1:1 to my currency in the center of Europe.
Hah, joking. For a year of living in Chechia, I couldn’t find an answer to the question why are you not yet in the eurozone, like Slovaks? Well yeah, it’s cheap, for me, for foreigner, but where your neighbors have much higher salaries (with prices of course) and the problem with conversions (I miss you, arabs Na Příkopě, I have yours coupons) when you need, an example, to visit Germany it’s problem. Czech bros explain please.
Well, euro or not, who cares? Czech Rep is comfy
I always love getting robbed at the exchange rates. It is amazing.
If they adopt the euro we will finally know how much Czech Hunter pays.
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A country needs low inflation to adopt Euro
Czechia could join Eurozone, but that would mean abandoning independent fiscal policies. Which may not necessarily be bad.
I just wonder, what happens with a bonds sold by Czechia in CZK if the country converts to EUR? Does the bond keep all the same conditions, but currency changes?
Which I like no way they keep on selling stuff this cheap
Isn’t every country in the EU other than Denmark required to adopt the Euro? What’s the point of the requirement if governments can just say “nah, not now” repeatedly ?
4 out of the 5 parties in the next govt support Euro. Support among the population rising as well. It’s just a matter of time, though I agree we need to get our public finances under control in the next few years, so it doesn’t make sense now.
You must buy in, or the pyramid will implode. Keep the ponzi scheme going!
Good, having control over your own currency is a big benefit when you compare lumping your country into a group of countries that are much bigger / have significantly bigger economy.
But Croatia will because we are deep in Bruxelless ass.
Croats might have seen the pothole on the fava…