The critics reject the argument that small, open economies are necessarily better off in a monetary union, pointing to how well Switzerland is coping. And they lament that eurozone membership means that Ireland’s “internal devaluations,” which involve significant cuts in real wages, have not yet run their course.
批评者还反驳了小型开放经济留在货币联盟中会更好的观点，并以瑞士为例。他们还哀叹，欧元区成员资格意味着爱尔兰“内部贬值”（包括大规模削减真实工资）尚未见效。