Yanis Varoufakis, whom I recommended to you in my last post, has written an extensive reply, for which I would like to thank him. I also think that such a debate is the best way to counteract the unfortunate mutual disdain that seems to be growing between Greece and Germany. I don’t ask for much (…!?), my dear …
Yanis answers once more, directly to the first part of my response, before I had the chance to write my second part. He suggests that we should clearly mark our responses as this discussion is likely to continue – which I look forward to! So this post is KE3 in response to YV2. I understand that Yanis …
This is yet another post in my ongoing discussion with Yanis Varoufakis. Please have a look at Yanis’ most recent response on the transition period to his Modest Proposal. Three quick remarks before I start with the topic of this post: The MP basically leads to each existing government bond being partly backed by the …
This is just a short one in my ongoing discussion with Yanis Varoufakis, which in our terminology is KE5, but refers to YV1. After listing all the negative implications that an exit would have for Germany – legally, economically, politically – Yanis writes My point is not that Germany plans to exit the Eurozone. No, my …