"In her alliances, Finland regards herself as Scandinavian first and
European second. The other Scandinavians are not in the currency union,
and the richest state, Norway, is not even in the EU. Denmark manages
its currency to maintain an approximate rate against the euro, so why
cannot Finland do the same, without all the liabilities?
Increasingly, public opinion in Finland is that membership of the
Eurozone is becoming an unjustifiable burden. The country lacks the
historical imperative to pursue European integration and is far more
likely to be the first to leave the Eurozone than other candidates
frequently mentioned, particularly Germany."
--http://www.peakprosperity.com/blog/79275/growing-pressures-likely-blow-eurozone-apart
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