This is something we’ve been saying for weeks now and AEP over at the UK Telegraph now reports the same. Any bail-out package could spell constitutional challenges in Karlsruhe against the EUR itself.
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Lies and more damn lies: turns out the Greeks sugarcoated their statistics by including prostitution, black-market trade and gambling in the calculation of economic output. As a result, GDP rose by a stunning 25 percent in 2006, and the deficit dropped to 0.1 percent under the maximum allowable limit. Haha…
Growth’s growth I guess. If the market rallies on this, is Greece allowed to ask “Can I get a Yeah-Uh!?” …@Hart There’s some trail mix in it for ya if you feel like selling some yards of Loonie. Then I can head to the Saloon with Miki.
Does this mean we can include mob $ in usa gdp?
Don’t forget the coke dealers Hart!