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If this were at all a possibility, why didn't they grant Greece the money (at an IMF % rate) and then come back to flay Greece through well practiced EU methods and fines a few years into the future?
At least that's been my understanding so far. On top of that indeed, there may be lack of full rationality, or rather of proper evaluation of the situation. Plus, maybe (I know, that's a long shot) some apologists for neo-liberalism actually believe in their crap. Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed. Gandhi
The idea that back in early 2010, they could foresee that the Greek people (and Germans and Finns etc.) would be committed to this program into 2013, that's quite a gamble.
- Jake Austerity can only be implemented in the shadow of a concentration camp.
Fixed it for you. Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed. Gandhi
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