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That's another concern and I share it with you. What are Denmark (Europe) going to live of in the future. Are we to compete with China? What about Green-tech? Can we compete we the Koreans in terms Education and so on. Sadly I need to go, so I can't deliver the answer right now. I'll get back...

I'm not dodging anything. Danish economy is healthy - but not without problems. There's a lack of growth due to the crisis in Europe and the real estate market dying out. Look here: http://www.oecd.org/eco/economicsurveyofdenmark2012.htm I've already adressed your concern with unemployment...

It is healthy - not matter what you say. Unemployment isn't a huge problem. It's relatively low except for the youth.

You mean letting them in the Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union, right?

Which countries has been destroyed? And again you don't seem to differentiate between EU and the Eurozone. I've never heard anyone saying France is great. France has some major concerns. Like most other European countries they have been to slow to implement reforms. But like I posted earlier...

Well put.

Are you talking about EU or the Euro? Because the EU is much more than a Monetary Union. ---------- Post added 17.08.2012 at 16:13 ---------- Denmark has a healthy economy. Very simple.

Your statement about Germany being the only positive thing in EU is just wrong and I think you know better (Finland, The Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden). And to why smaller economies wanna join EU. It's very simple: Joining the inner market. It might look a bit absurd under this current 'crisis'...

The smaller economies will suffer the most if the Eurozone crumble. The idea that you can just devaluate yourself out of trouble is old and wrong. One of the major reasons behing the euro was to exactly avoid the devaluation-race that many european countries were part of. The 'succes' of Sweden...

This. Or just can't be bothered with a guy who is obviously right although economy isn't an exact science.