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If Greece defaults, dominoes will not fall

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imageHistorically, governments that have chosen default have experienced a much higher risk of losing political office.AAP/Simela Pantzartzi

How would a unilateral Greek default affect politics and policy elsewhere in Europe? Governments in Ireland, Portugal and Spain have been conspicuously hard-line in negotiations with the Syriza-led government,...

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