As Greece squeezes by without a “Grexit”—earlier this week eurozone ministers approved a four-month bailout extension—markets, politicians, pundits are far calmer today than they were a few years ago. Back then, in the fall of 2011, the prospect of a eurozone without Greece sent global markets into turmoil. Granted, it was bad…

Source: www.politico.com

The Greek thing might be over, temporarily, but the question remains… But would it be Germany’s fault if the global economy melts?

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