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[The New York Times]
Paul Krugman, professor of Economics and International Affairs at Princeton University, Nobel Prize in Economics 2008.
So Greece has officially defaulted on its debt to private lenders. It was an “orderly” default, negotiated rather than simply announced, which I guess is a good thing. Still, the story is far from over.
Even with this debt relief, Greece — like other European nations forced to impose austerity in a depressed economy — seems doomed to many more years of suffering.
Lire : nytimes.com
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