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To other teams we say, "Here's 15 euro.
A silly, trivial thing to do, but think of the difference on a team that didn't do that at all, that got 15 euro, put it in their pocket, maybe bought themselves a coffee, or teams that had this pro-social experience where they bonded together to buy something and do a group activity.
One way to think of it is: for every 15 euro you give people for themselves, they put it in their pocket and don't do anything different than before.
But when you give them 15 euro to spend on their teammates, they do so much better on their teams that you actually get a huge win on investing this kind of money.
So this means that, with each euro he invested, he was able to move 26 euros of market value through the chain of ownership relations.
Now, this is the euro of the brain.
No one gets paid a cent, or a euro or a yen.
I would have also bought it for ten euro.
I recommend you watch it with some friends and a good amount of beer though, only then you'll understand why I've been mad enough to spend 6,99 euro's on the box.
I bought this movie for 1 euro, not knowing what it was all about.
This can be costly but its well worth it to play th euro version.
All I can say is, I want my 6.95 euro's back that I spend on this terrible movie!
The movie was suppose to be in the same genre as that of euro trip or American pie but alas! it lacks the slightest of the humor when it comes to comparison with them!.
Because of two names, Brett Halsey, for his part in The Godfather 3 and of course for his role in another OOP To Catch A Killer, a must have but VHS goes in the 100$ luckily I have got mine from a retailer for 2 euro's.
I've spend 5 euro for DVD and was very disappointed.
I knew it was a classic of euro horror and I knew that it was supposed to be pretty gory.
Iran on the WarpathBERLIN – While Europe remains preoccupied with its own slow-motion crisis, and other global powers continue to be mesmerized by the bizarre spectacle of European officials’ myriad efforts to rescue the euro (and thus the global financial system), clouds of war are massing over Iran once more.
But, given the combination of massive monetary support, a now-neutral fiscal stance, a steep fall in oil prices, and a depreciated euro, it is the least we could expect, and it will bring per capita GDP back only to its 2008 level.
Until recently, fiscal austerity and the euro crisis could be blamed for poor economic performance.
The real issue will come with non-US companies operating outside of the US and interacting with Iran via non-dollar currencies such as the euro and renminbi.
Back then, we wrote – rather mildly – that Europe had been “distracted” by the euro crisis.
There are already indications from key strategic partners that they are beginning to regard the euro crisis as the “new normal”; in other words, they are planning for a future in which European power continues to erode.
Despite the gravity of the euro crisis, the EU foreign-policymaking machine (such as it is) continued to function in 2012, with moderately successful results.
The unthinkable – the end of the euro – began to seem like a real possibility.
Without growth, the debt crisis – and the euro crisis – will only worsen.
What remains to be seen is what will be the value of the EU's new currency, the euro, against the dollar.
Will America view the euro's establishment as an aid or a threat to the dollar?
A breakdown in these arrangements would cause a major crisis for the EU, which is already divided between north and south by the chronic euro crisis.
Moreover, debt relief is being considered; the euro and the price of oil are both – helpfully – weaker; and, despite China’s economic slowdown, international economic developments remain broadly favorable.
If a eurozone country even suggested that it might withdraw from the euro and the EU, the resulting capital flight would devastate its economy.
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