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纽波特比奇——
先让我设置一个场景:名声越来越差的经济政策方针导致国内社会和政治反对层出不穷、出现街头抗议和暴力活动、官方债权人之间出现分歧、私人债权人对无序的债务违约日益担忧。在这种情况下，国家领导人仍然致力于实施更多同样严厉的财政紧缩措施,两年来这些措施一直没有得到落实。官方债权人在私下里和公共场合都表达了怀疑的态度，但是他们都忍了下来并准备再次向他们所恐惧的无底洞注一笔资金。
似曾相识吧？应该是,但不仅仅是因为它就是今日希腊的写照。它也是2001时阿根廷面临的困境。如果欧洲不反思那次经历的主要经验教训，希腊面临的同样危机可能还包括金融危机,产出一泻千里、社会和政治动荡。
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