Greece, the Euro and currency union.

By subir | March 15, 2010

We’ve been following the revelations of prior administrations fudging budget numbers in Greece with some interest and thought we’d pick out a couple of the more interesting articles we’ve read on the subject.

Wolfgang Schauble writes in the FT on the cross-roads the European currency union has reached.
Stratfor provides the geo-political take on what this new stance means for Germany and Europe.
If you’re wondering who Wolfgang Schauble is, the FT has a profile.
The Economist on “half-baked” ideas to prevent future scares.
The Economix blog at the NYT has a post titled, Greece, the latest and greatest bubble that is worth reading.

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