February 3, 2012

Handouts Haven't Solved Euro Debt Crisis

Nita Ghei, Washington Times

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In Europe, every day seems to be Groundhog Day. The Greek economy woke up Thursday morning, saw its shadow and retreated for six more weeks of bailouts. Already two years into the crisis, the Hellenic debt-to-gross-domestic-product ratio remains a crippling 160 percent - despite all the past bailouts.

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