Greece on Fire
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- EURO SCIENCE. Lanchester, John // New Yorker;10/10/2011, Vol. 87 Issue 31, p35
The article explores the economic conditions of the European Union and the crisis affecting Greece. Topics discussed include Greece's default on public debts, fiscal and budgetary rules for the euro currency, and a bailout organized by countries such as Germany and France in alliance with the...
- The Good Life, Greek Style. Murray, Douglas // American Spectator;Sep2011, Vol. 44 Issue 7, p48
The article looks at how the high life persists in Greece despite the austerity measures being undertaken by the government in light of the bailout from the European Union. The Greeks are impervious to the abolition of the final-status state pensions and continues to live the privilege life. The...
- POLITICAL IMPASSE IN GREECE PUTS POSSIBILITY OF EURO EXIT IN SPOTLIGHT. CHENEY, CATHERINE // World Politics Review (19446284);Special Report: Europe, Ever on th, p18
The article discusses the possibility of a Greek exit from the eurozone which has become a focus of the European Union debt crisis. Greece is currently facing a political impasse due to the success of parties opposed to the austerity measures that the country must enact to receive European Union...
- The Euro debt crisis: default or bailout? Skaperdas, Stergios; Olive, David // New Internationalist;Dec2011, Issue 448, p34
In this article the authors discuss aspects of Greek debt crisis as of December 2011. Particular focus is given to the question of whether or not defaulting on public debt or receiving a bailout by the European Union (EU) would help Greece through the crisis. The impact of the crisis on the...
- Bailing Out More Than Just Greece. Theil, Stefan // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);5/10/2010, Vol. 155 Issue 19, p13
The article discusses the European debt crisis, the financial crisis in Greece, and efforts being made to rescue European banks and the Greek economy. The article claims that the proposed bailout in Europe is designed to save banks that face liability from past low-interest loans. With respect...
- Bailing Out More Than Just Greece. Theil, Stefan // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);5/10/2010, Vol. 155 Issue 19, p5
The article discusses the European debt crisis, the financial crisis in Greece, and efforts being made to rescue European banks and the Greek economy. The article claims that the proposed bailout in Europe is designed to save banks that face liability from past low-interest loans. With respect...
- Death of the (German) Euro. Engelen, Klaus C. // International Economy;Spring2010, Vol. 24 Issue 2, p13
The article reports on the impact of the financial crisis experienced by Greece on the financial market of Germany and other entire European Union countries. The condition entails the single European currency modeled as a German euro. It is stated that the Greek financial crisis has to do with...
- Europe's Choice. Joffe, Josef // Time International (South Pacific Edition);5/17/2010, Vol. 175 Issue 19, p31
The article discusses the impact the Greek financial crisis will have on the European Union's (E.U.) future economic policies. The author questions whether the euro will be able to survive the financial crisis due to the competing political and economic interests of the E.U. member states. The...
- The Slow Melting of Eurofudge. Harriss, Joseph A. // American Spectator;Sep2011, Vol. 44 Issue 7, p38
The article provides an overview of the twin crises faced by the European Union attributed to the implementation of the euro single currency and the passport-free travel policy resulting in unmanageable population movements. The impossibility of combining the stronger economies with weaker...
