Greece has earned the dubious distinction of becoming the first eurozone member – and one of only a handful of OECD countries ever – to require a financial bailout from multilateral lenders.As is the case with, for example, stock market panics
Pavel MolchanovTue, 04 May 2010
Greece has earned the dubious distinction of becoming the first eurozone member – and one of only a handful of OECD countries ever – to require a financial bailout from multilateral lenders.
As is the case with, for example, stock market panics and runs on the bank, what happened to Greece is a
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