Krugman: France May Be 'Too Big to Save'
Nobel economist Paul Krugman warns France's fiscal crisis could destabilize European borrowing costs and affect consumer prices across the continent.
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- CNBCNobel winner Krugman says France may have become 'too big to save'
“France is in trouble and Humana is soaring? Hank, the world is a seesaw and I'm sitting on the fun end.”
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