H Eλλάδα μοντέλο πτώχευσης για ΗΠΑ και Βρετανία

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Ενδιαφέρον ρεαλιστικό άρθρο από τους New York Times που μιλάει για πάγωμα των καταθέσεων στις ελληνικές τράπεζες:


"And the country’s lenders will generally suffer from the famous rule of banking: “Can’t pay, won’t pay.”
"Second, banks need to be kept in business. The Greek government does not have enough money to rescue its own banks, so some tough but fair measures would be needed: converting the country’s bank debt into equity, freezing bank deposits and perhaps selling to healthy foreign institutions."

"Debt overhangs are unseemly, and all the monetary solutions are unpleasant. But default may not be the worst, Reuters Breakingviews posits. In Greece and elsewhere, the publication says, it shouldn’t be dismissed without first getting serious consideration."

"The Greek problem is important for the world, because the country has a particularly acute case of a common financial disease: debts that are too large to be serviced by its current incomes. The leverage-fed global bubble in asset prices has left many individuals, some companies and a daunting list of countries at credible risk of default whenever interest rates rise from their current ultralow levels. The United States and the Britain are certainly on the list, Breakingviews says."
New York Times: Should Greece Be Allowed to Default?

Τουλάχιστον παραδέχονται ότι και η ΗΠΑ, Βρετανία δεν απέχουν και πολύ από τα δικά μας χάλια. Ας τα βλέπουν αυτά οι εγχώριοι ανόητοι που νομίζουν ότι το δικό τους μοντέλο είναι πετυχημένο