"Greeks start buying Greek-made kitchens, creating jobs in the kitchen factories." That's not how things roll in the real life, I'm afraid. After currency devo

"Greeks start buying Greek-made kitchens, creating jobs in the kitchen factories." That's not how things roll in the real life, I'm afraid. After currency devolution, people just demand salaries comparable with what they see outside and if they won't obtain them, then given the open borders and all they just (gradually) leave for greener pastures. There are real problems to be solved and you can't doge that with currency tricks. It's better to avoid playing with currency, otherwise be ready to get comfortable in Zimbabwe's shoes (the worst case scenario).