>>5523640That won't solve their structural problems, the enormous debt, and the stagnating productivity, and the economic shock after leaving would just push them deeper into the shit they are in
The lira or whatever new currency they would start using would probably begin with a free fall, and their external debt is probably in euro so a rapidly devaluating currency would mean a huge spike in debt since their debt in euro would need to be paid off with a lot more units of the new currency compared to the initial exchange rate. On top of that the european central bank has been buying up their bonds since like 2012, effectively financing their state and their bank system for a ridiculously low price and keeping it running. If they leave and this stops then they would need to get money from the market for a higher price
