Norway, Germany, and France, among others, are engaged in economic musical chairs. When the music stops, someone will have to pay for the errors of Greece, Italy, and Spain. It won’t be pretty but perhaps good for a laugh.
What “errors”? Implying there are “errors” is a vindication of the social market economy, as if there were any way to do that right. The only “error” was joining, frankly; and both Greece and Italy paid heavily politically rather than merely economically, having their rulers appointed directly by the EU in Italy’s case particularly.