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It costs close to 400,000 to insure $10 million of government debt against default for Greece. The numbers are close tov $300,000 for Ireland, close to $200,000 for Britain and close to 100,000 for Germany. See graph.Ireland just announced its new budget in December 2009 with strict austerity measures and cutting public sector pay. See the link to Ireland. Recent taxes on bank bonuses in Britain raise $500 million and attempt to assuage public sentiment.
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High unemployment, cutbacks in an austerity budget, emigration like it was before the 1980's, and a whole host of problems facing the Irish.
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New York Times 09/23/2010
Ireland's Unemployed Head Back to the Farm
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Ireland: The End of the Miracle
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Ireland's Boom Falls Hard in Global Crisis
Wall Street Journal 02/07/2009
Crisis Builds Irish Support for EU Pact
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