The Troika is killing Greece, says Nobel laureate

Greek Finance Minister Varoufakis speaks to other lawmakers during a parliamentary session in AthensGuess which country has bought up the most countries in Greece?

That’s right, the country’s chief tormentor, Germany.

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But still the  Greek economy has shrunk by about 25% since 201o, when the European troika of the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank  insisted Greece cut costs.

As a result, the Greek economy, after looking quite promising in 2008, has tanked. Punters have pulled their money out of Greek banks with increasing urgency.

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Now Nobel laureate economist is calling the EU troika out for snuffing out the Greek economy.

“They have criminal responsibility,” he says of the so-called troika of financial institutions that bailed out the Greek economy in 2010. “It’s a kind of criminal responsibility for causing a major recession,” he just told Time magazine. 

 

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