Debt Isn't Killing Greece. Its Leaders Are; The country was poised for 3% growth before Syriza took power. More debt relief would reward loony policies

With the "voluntary" haircut for privately held Greek bonds in February 2012 and adjustments to the maturities and interest rates on debt held by other governments in late 2012, Europe reduced the net present value of Greek public debt by 40%. [...]Greece's debt ratio will rise above...

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