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So his idea is that, if the common currency did not exist, eurozone would be better. Yet, the most affected people (the Greeks) are staunch supporters of the E
by return0 10y ago
So his idea is that, if the common currency did not exist, eurozone would be better. Yet, the most affected people (the Greeks) are staunch supporters of the Euro, and willing to suffer for it.
- tomp 10y agoAre they? from my (non-local) point of view, it only looks like they prefer the Euro now (i.e. they're unwilling to be the only ones leaving it), not that they think it was a good idea in general.
- tonyedgecombe 10y agoIf I was Greek and had savings I would want to stay in the Euro, the idea of switching back to the drachma with it's likely inflation would be worrying. On the other hand I wouldn't leave my savings in a Greek bank.