ATHENS: One ought to be careful in writing anything about the Greek crisis, because the mercurial temperament of the prime minister of Greece, Mr Tsipras, seems to permit him to change his mind at least twice a day.
However, this has not stopped all sorts of economists – some even with Nobel Prizes – from offering us their theories, most of them sadly removed from reality, so I will stick my neck out and make a prediction – those Greeks who can afford to go home to vote in the districts where they are registered, on Sunday, (and many cannot) will vote ‘Yes’ to the rather abstruse question on their ballot papers:
Should the plan of agreement be accepted which was submitted by the European Union the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund in the Eurogroup of 25.06.2015 and comprises of two parts, which constitute their unified proposal. The first document is entitled “Reforms for the completion of the current program and beyond” and the second “Preliminary debt sustainability analysis”.
