Macron and Merkel back EU bond to raise €500 billion for COVID-19 recovery plan

500 billions comes out as sum of the contribution of each member country?


Austria-500 billions
Belgium+500 billions
Bulgaria+0 billions
Croatia+100 billions
Republic of Cyprus+0 billions
Czech Republic+0 billions
Denmark-500 billions
Estonia-100 billions
Finland-500 billions
France+1000 billions
Germany0 billions
Greece+100 billions
Hungary+0 billions
Ireland+0 billions
Italy+1000 billions
Latvia-100 billions
Lithuania-100 billions
Luxembourg+0 billions
Malta+100 billions
Netherlands-2000 billions
Poland+0 billions
Portugal+1000 billions
Romania+100 billions
Slovakia-100 billions
Slovenia+0 billions
Spain+1000 billions
Sweden-500 billions

GRAND TOTAL

+500 billions
    
  Thank you Holland!

 

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