http://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/mar/06/grexit-back-on-the-agenda-economy-unravels-reforms
"Then it was a question of the political will of a few people," he
said, referring to the tumultuous negotiations that paved the way to
Athens receiving a third bailout in August. "Now it's a question of
implementing reforms and working hard and if a government doesn't
believe in them and implements them begrudgingly, progress becomes very
difficult."
...
Last week, it was announced by Greece's official
statistics agency, Elstat, that the debt-stricken nation had dipped
back into recession.
After three emergency bailouts and the biggest debt restructuring in
history, talk once again has turned to the country dropping out of the
single currency.
Businessmen and bankers in private concede that as the economy
disintegrates the possibility of a parallel currency is now openly being
discussed. "The probability of Grexit is still there," added
Hardouvelis. "It has not gone away. Just look at the yield investors are
required to pay on Greek bonds."
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