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2012年6月13日,笔者所在的中国现代国际关系研究院接待了来自美国一家知名智库的代表团。茶歇时,向美方学者问起对于当时希腊债务危机的看法,美方的回答简明扼要:“换了我们是欧盟的话,给它(希腊)一笔钱,然后请它退出。”6月28日,希腊因银行业缺乏流动性实行资本管制、银行关门停业;6月30日,希腊因未能偿还国际货币基金组织(IMF)的到期贷款,成为IMF首个债务违约的发达国家;7月5日,希腊对债权人解决计划举行全民公
On June 13, 2012, the Institute of China Institute of Contemporary International Studies where I was the author received a delegation from a well-known think tank in the United States. During the tea break, I asked the American scholars about the debt crisis in Greece at the time. My answer was concise: “Change us if we are the European Union, give it (Greece) a sum of money and ask it to withdraw.” "June On the 28th, due to the lack of liquidity in the banking sector, Greece implemented capital controls and the banks closed their businesses. On June 30, Greece became the first developed country to default on its debts due to the failure to repay the loans due by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) On July 5, Greece held a public offer of creditors settlement plan