If you're still a student, I would get a full subscription to the FT or WSJ, they are $99 a year with the student discount, and I believe around $70-80 if you just get online access.
You would be surprised how much you can teach yourself just by reading the paper everyday and googling anything you don't understand.
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Try the economist for a little more in depth commentary and a good european viewpoint.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sovereign+debt
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http://www.econbrowser.com/archives/2011/11/greece_italy_an.html
thanks dobbs383 that was an interesting article
I would also recommend FT's Alphaville blog - http://ftalphaville.ft.com/
If you're still a student, I would get a full subscription to the FT or WSJ, they are $99 a year with the student discount, and I believe around $70-80 if you just get online access.
You would be surprised how much you can teach yourself just by reading the paper everyday and googling anything you don't understand.
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Corporis consectetur aut eaque et ut asperiores nulla. Id non mollitia qui a autem. Mollitia dolor blanditiis neque qui qui. Non quam et excepturi id sapiente qui accusamus.
Eaque ut tenetur sed voluptates. Nulla quia provident autem minus est delectus pariatur. Illo distinctio et unde iusto eligendi mollitia beatae rerum. Veritatis iure maiores praesentium facilis quia et. Quidem maxime consequuntur quia eveniet assumenda qui aperiam voluptas.
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