Hmmm …
Did I tell you I’m not an economist?
I’m not an economist.
Just to clarify the point!
So, while I’ve been following the news of Greece’s referendum — about whether to reject the bailout of its economy by various international and European bodies — with interest: but not necessarily much in the way of understanding.
Granted, I can see it is importance to Europe: and for Greece, itself. People there, can only withdraw €60 per day from their bank accounts as a results of the crisis.
I can see that causing problems for the person on the street. If I’ve understood the various exchange rates, that adds up to about £40 per day: I know I couldn’t pay all my bills on that.
I’m very aware of last night’s ‘No’ in the referendum. And personally?
Think I’d’ve voted the same way: given the circumstances.
Right now, though … ?
Right now, my thoughts are quite simple: the people of Greece have made a decision, and made their wishes plain.
Anyone complaining about their right to do so … ? Is possibly onto a non-starter …
~≈Á≈~
