Wall Street tactics akin to the ones that fostered subprime mortgages in America have worsened the financial crisis shaking Greece<span> and undermining </span>the euro by enabling European governments to hide their mounting debts. <span>As worries over Greece rattle world markets, records and interviews show that with Wall Street’s help, the nation engaged in a decade-long effort to skirt European debt limits. One deal created by </span>Goldman Sachs<span> helped obscure billions in debt from the budget overseers in Brussels.</span>
Answer:
For sure.
Explanation:
Most people who might live in their home countries might not have good benefits.
Answer:
Rivalry
Explanation:
This can be seen from the beginning after WWII, the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. were competing with each other during the height of the Cold war for Ideological dominance in third world countries such as Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan as well as Latin American guerrilla groups to name a few.
The way Reagan put pressure on the Soviet Union is by engaging in a military buildup the Soviets couldn't hope to equal.
