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Absolutely, it’s the primary issue. But when you can’t get access to international capital, can’t effectively tax, and are unable to cut spending, you’re left
by wbsss4412 5y ago
Absolutely, it’s the primary issue.
But when you can’t get access to international capital, can’t effectively tax, and are unable to cut spending, you’re left with an inability to address that issue.
- chii 5y ago> can’t effectively tax, and are unable to cut spending By cutting out the leechers, enforcing taxation properly, and some austerity measures short term, this can be rescued. there would be pain of course - esp. if leechers are large in number and powerful. The political leadership who does this will not be thanked, and is basically political suicide as the people would not enjoy these measures. This is why nobody does it - thankless job at best, and derided or punished at worst!