Hm, while the economist's article points out how messy the process became, it doesn't makes an evaluation of how the default actually affected the argentinian e

Hm, while the economist's article points out how messy the process became, it doesn't makes an evaluation of how the default actually affected the argentinian economy. I think that Greece and Argentina will make a good examples for comparisons of different approaches, when both recover economically (if they do recover, that is).