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There are risks with going back to the drachma, but the implementation can be handled sensibly. For example, set the currency value to match the Euro, so 1 drac
by ZenoArrow 11y ago
There are risks with going back to the drachma, but the implementation can be handled sensibly. For example, set the currency value to match the Euro, so 1 drachma = 1 euro. That would give reassurance that savings wouldn't be lost, and while wages and product costs are likely to go through a period of notable fluctuations, it doesn't have to be dramatic.