Estonia is a step closer to getting euro.
Great for them.
More insteresting comment under the article ( its not DELFI. The comments actually ARE interesting):
...It is surprising, by the way, that Sweden, being a country with one of the most comprehensive social security net in Europe, still manages to stay within limits imposed by the Euro zone. That proves, to me at least, that it's possible to combine a welfare state with no crippling deficit or large national debt. And yes, I realize that part of the answer is their extremely high taxes. But then one could imagine a state with a little fewer welfare services provided and with lower taxes than in Sweden - a state of good compromise, if you will...
Indeed, is it possible?
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