1/27/12

More about big governments

(Bloomberg) - Fitch Ratings cut the credit ratings of Italy, Spain and three other euro-area countries, saying they lack financing flexibility in the face of the regional debt crisis.

Italy, the euro area’s third-largest economy, was cut two levels to A- from A+. The rating on Spain was also lowered two notches, to A from AA-. Ratings on Belgium, Slovenian and Cyprus were also lowered, while Ireland’s rating was maintained.


This is what happens to countries that believe government should protect special industries/interests and think they have all the solutions.

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