Discuss the problem of the euro

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(1) . Discuss the problem of the Euro.

(2). Keynes and Hayek's . Explain comparing and contrasting the 2 ideology.

(3). What is globalization and it drivers, how to sell out the challenges. Show evidence of technology driving change and the implication for business .

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