Belatti wrote:We have got nothing... thank you World Economy for having the Euro that high.
Hey, don't blame
the Euro! The thing is, the Dollar's depreciation (a natural development, reflecting the US economy's relative size in the World market) is unfairly carried by the Euro, as Asian central banks do not allow their currencies to appreciate as much as they should. As their economies mature, that will eventually change, but currently the EU's economy is actually paying for growth elsewhere and losing competitiviness. Welcome to a globalised World, where free lunches still don't exist.
Actually, South American businesses, too, might find good export markets in Europe at present. Drivers? Well, I'm not aware of any economists publishing studies about race driver payscales specifically (even if the sums, especially in F1 and NASCAR are sizable), but I doubt currencies have any direct effect in those considerations. Even if a few Hollywood celebrities and pop stars want to be paid in Euro these days ...