I Believe That In Europe,

It Is Very Unusual For A Country To Ask Guys Who Are Not Politicians To Come And Run The Country.

Growth In Any Individual European Country Has To Be The Result Of Policies For Growth Pursued In That Country Consistent With Budgetary Discipline.

A Lot Of The American Press At The Time Was Saying 'just Watch What Happens When Bertelsmann Tries To Buy Emi, That Will Be A Moment Of Truth That Will Show The Commission's True Colors.' Well, That Deal Never Happened Either.

If Spain Goes Under, Italy Will Come Under Even More Scrutiny.

In The Area Of Macroeconomic Policies, I Think We'll See More Centralization, Like In The Budgetary Sphere.