Talks have begun to develop regarding the idea of other European governments agreeing "in principle" to help Greece. This will most likely come through loan guarantees. It really is the last option as the, "European Investment Bank has ruled out its involvement in a bailout, direct EU aid has been eliminated as a possibility and the European Commission vetoed suggestions of IMF involvement. If Greece is indeed bailed out, it will mark the first rescue of a eurozone member since the currency was launched 11 years ago." Will they follow in the footsteps of the U.S.?
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WSJ Article
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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