A bank tax can help Greece avoid default By: Jeffrey D. Sachs The Greek government is on the knife-edge of solvency. Public debt is estimated to be around 160 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product, of which - Economic history of Greece - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A bank tax can help Greece avoid default By: Jeffrey D. Sachs The Greek government is on the knife-edge of solvency. Public debt is estimated to be around 160 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product, of which Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-12 16:19:01 Open Document File Size: 86,22 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent Europe / / Country Greece / / Currency EUR / / Facility Columbia University / Earth Institute / European Financial Stability Facility / / IndustryTerm gross domestic product / insurance fund / bank / bank tax / / Organization European Central Bank / Columbia University / Greek parliament / European Union / International Monetary Fund / Greek government / Earth Institute / / Person Jeffrey D. Sachs / / PoliticalEvent parliament voting / / Position director / writer / / SocialTag Financial crises Late-2000s financial crisis Fiscal policy Credit European sovereign debt crisis Debt European Financial Stability Facility Euro Government debt Economics

A bank tax can help Greece avoid default By: Jeffrey D. Sachs The Greek government is on the knife-edge of solvency. Public debt is estimated to be around 160 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product, of which Add to Reading List