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The Eurexit and the Greek “Day After Tomorrow”

... beginning. The technical groups that were created to fix the grey days of 2009-2010 with help from the IMF revealed that the huge loans made under Memorandums I and II were created to protect Germany’s and France’s bonds. Without any doubt, the Eurozone project is very weak. Moreover, the leaders of the Eurozone states did not prevent the difficulties that Eurozone itself could have tackled, which had members with serious structural problems such as Greece. Therefore, the first fact comes through ...

23.07.2015

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The Negotiations' Deadlock, the New Europe and the Greek Drama

... Roubini, and Eichengreen believe that Grexit can lead to uncontrollable results not only through a possible domino effect, but also because a successful Grexit can act as an example for other indebted countries leading them to open the door and leave the eurozone. That Grexit can lead to uncontrollable results not only through a possible domino effect, but also because a successful Grexit can act as an example for other indebted countries leading them to open the door and leave the eurozone. Although international ...

18.06.2015

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