News. March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou set a one-week deadline for the European Union to craft a financial aid mechanism for Greece, challenging Germany to give up its doubts about a rescue package.
Papandreou said he may turn to the International Monetary Fund to overcome its debt crisis unless leaders agree to set up a lending facility at a summit March 25-26.
Poor Europe. Asking the IMF to solve Greece problems is like the USA asking the IMF to handle California's budget issues.
Europe does not work under current settings. Weak and unproductive countries cannot coexist with more productive and efficient countries like Germany and the northern European ones.
For years I have maintained that a major economic area with a single currency rewards the most productive regions and punishes the weak ones because does not allow them to devalue.
George Dagnino, PhD
Editor, The Peter Dag Portfolio. Since 1977
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