Former US Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan has said the eurozone is breaking apart due to variations between economies in the north and south of Europe.
The 85-year-old economist said countries such as Germany and Finland have a culture of budgetary discipline while nations such as Greece consume more than they produce and build up debt.
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