Summary:
The book delves into the Greek financial crisis, exploring how Greece's entry into the Eurozone and accumulation of debt led to a severe economic collapse. It examines the impact of the crisis on the global economy, the Euro, and the financial systems, while critiquing the responses of European leaders and institutions.
Key points:
1. Eurozone's Inherent Problems: The Eurozone was flawed from the start due to no political union supporting the monetary union, leading to economic imbalances.
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