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Economists and politicians alike have had no shortage of advice on how to solve the so-called Euro Crisis. Their consultation stretches between two basic suggestions: a break-up of the EU or its further integration-with hopes that the adoption of either would resolve the current crisis. Yet, even as critics repeatedly call for EU leaders to take more decisive actions, time and again, European officials have made only last minute and seemingly unavoidable decisions. What are EU leaders doing?