Good for the Greece

IT IS curious logic that Greece must default on its bondholders in order to stabilise its debt so it can return to the markets, but on no account must Ireland not pay its bondholders in order to build investor confidence so it can return to the markets. Total nonsense.

Thu, 27 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
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What is good for the Greece must be good for the gander.

Kevin T Finn

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