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{lowercase}The eurozone crisis is an abbreviation for the eurozone sovereign debt crisis that started in 2009. | {{lowercase}}The eurozone crisis is an abbreviation for the eurozone sovereign debt crisis that started in 2009. | ||
The eurozone crisis is associated with concerns about the potential for sovereign debt default by the five eurozone periphery countries. | The eurozone crisis is associated with concerns about the potential for sovereign debt default by the five eurozone periphery countries. | ||
Sometimes known as the ''European sovereign debt crisis.'' | |||
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* [[Periphery countries]] | * [[Periphery countries]] | ||
* [[Sovereign debt]] | * [[Sovereign debt]] | ||
* [[Sovereign debt crisis]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 22 September 2022
The eurozone crisis is an abbreviation for the eurozone sovereign debt crisis that started in 2009.
The eurozone crisis is associated with concerns about the potential for sovereign debt default by the five eurozone periphery countries.
Sometimes known as the European sovereign debt crisis.
