We are seeing more signs today of a pending Greek default. While some folks just want resolution, European policymakers in Germany and elsewhere may be delaying the inevitable in part because they are not yet certain of what the ripple effect of default will be. Dow Jones columnist Alen Mattich discusses the uncertainty throughout Europe:
Posted
09-12-2011 10:16 AM
by
Graham Griffith
Filed under: monetary policy, fiscal policy, debt, global economy, EU, Europe, Dow Jones, eurozone, euro, Greece, default, alen mattich, austerity, greek default
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