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Could you kill the euro?

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How to create a painless death for the euro has become the £250,000 question, thanks to a prize offered by chief executive of Next, Lord Wolfson.

He explains why he is putting up the money to fund a prize for the economist who can come up with the best plan for a country to exit the single currency.

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