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"because they were certain that ECB (or EU) would guarantee their loans." I doubt this. The ECB and EU have not ever done this, and thinking through it just fo
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
"because they were certain that ECB (or EU) would guarantee their loans."
I doubt this. The ECB and EU have not ever done this, and thinking through it just for a minute means that this is highly unlikely. I can't fathom why anyone would actually think this is going to happen with any degree of certainty. But I get the impetus that 'way back in the 2000's' that people might have 'felt this way'.
Also - there's a lot of fault still on the side of the Greeks in this case.