It's refreshing when there's a bit of sanity in business/finance
oriented publications.
Instead, she wants Greece to move faster on reforms in exchange for any more aid.
Of course, moving faster on reforms, just means moving faster to the bottom, since the austerity measures taken so far have only made the situation worse on the debt/deficit front.
Of course, all this makes her a fine candidate for the IMF position -- where she's tipped as the likely favorite -- since this has been their philosophy forever, with horrible results.
