During the month of August of 2011, Europe and America saw their economies enter a downward spiral towards recession. With a few months of adjustment and changes, the U.S. managed to slowly stabilizes its economy as the government has been careful with its decisions and the job market had slowly become secure. On the other hand, Europe is still falling as the economies of its countries is near the beginning of a recession. Americans should be concerned about Europe’s economy as if it continues to fall, as it will drag the recovering American economy back into another recession.
This blog post shows how quickly the economy can change if the government takes immediate action and make smart choices. The U.S. government has significantly cut its federal budget in areas such as aid for foreign countries. However, European governments were ignorant about the fact that their countries were economically unstable like the Greece’s government lets the debt build up. Worst of all, since the U.S. and Europe are major international trading partners; the continually failing European economy will damage the U.S. economy. So, the European governments should take immediate action to solve their crises before letting the problem spiral further.
Sources: The Economist Picture