In 2012, the eurozone went through a near-death experience. Like climbers roped together on a cliff, its combined banks, markets and governments were found to be weaker through their interconnections. Banks were heavily invested in the debts of governments, which in turn were meant to guarantee the solvency of the same banks. Without being able to resort to printing money, those without financial strength found their bluff called in a crisis.
2012年，欧元区经历了一次接近死亡的体验。就像在悬崖上被绳子绑在一起的爬山者一样，欧元区连在一起的银行、市场和政府因为这种相互关联而遭到削弱。银行大举投资于政府债务，而这又意味着政府要对这些银行的偿付能力负责。在无法求助于印钞机的情况下，那些不具备财政实力的国家发现自己的空城计引来了危机。
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