Comment by will4274
11 hours ago
Well, the Scandinavian and Sicilian do share one currency and one immigration policy and one set of regulations - which are the things that we generally look at when we analyze economies.
11 hours ago
Well, the Scandinavian and Sicilian do share one currency and one immigration policy and one set of regulations - which are the things that we generally look at when we analyze economies.
Norwegians, Danes, Swedes and Finns all use a different currency. Finns and Sicilians do share a currency though, but all these countries have different immigration policies and regulations. I don't think you really know how the EU works.
Not currency! Only Nordic on euro is Finland
> Europeans are notoriously arrogant. It's a mockable combination.
Not a very rigorous economic argument - besides they also don't share an immigration policy, nor a single currency (Denmark)