Attention, German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
You still have a problem.
As much of Europe fritters away another August vacation, theeconomic world keeps spinning.
And unfortunately for the world's largest economic bloc, thenews isn't getting better.
Overall, the euro zone economy contracted by 0.2 percentfrom the previous quarter.
As for Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece? You don't evenwant to know.
Meanwhile, second quarter gross domestic product in Francecame in at a whopping zero percent.
Germany's economy grew at a better (but still anemic) rateof 0.3 percent in the quarter, as the country learned it's hard to sell stuffto your drowning neighbors.
But if you're a glutton for punishment, take heart.
GlobalPost's infographics wizard Kyle Kim has put togetherthis helpful little chart that tallies the damage over the past year in asingle glance.
And, yes, it's ugly out there.
But don't say we didn't warn you.
