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Then and Now: The European Debt Crisis

Written by Mint.com
Published Nov 21, 2011
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Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain and Italy have all had their turn in the credit crisis spotlight lately. But no matter which European country markets cast their scrutiny upon this week, it’s debt that’s at the heart of the issue. Click on “expand infographic” above to view how the debt of major European countries has evolved from 2000 to 2010.