What has been the result of austerity measures implemented in some of the European Union’s more fragile economies?

a) Strikes, political violence, and support of nationalist parties have become commonplace.
b) The “Big Three”—Great Britain, France, and Germany—have stepped up to help nations forced to cut pensions, health care, and other social services.
Consider This: Because of Greek austerity programs, Athens is a city where these results are particularly evident. See 15.3: Cracks in the Foundation.
c) Areas with enforced austerity programs have seen an upswing in interest in joining Russia to create a socialist bloc.
Consider This: Because of Greek austerity programs, Athens is a city where these results are particularly evident. See 15.3: Cracks in the Foundation.
d) The European Union’s government in Brussels has been forced to send EU police forces into some places to deal with the violence.
Consider This: Because of Greek austerity programs, Athens is a city where these results are particularly evident. See 15.3: Cracks in the Foundation.


a) Strikes, political violence, and support of nationalist parties have become commonplace.

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