I doubt I have that much influence on
German M.P's as the idea of posting collateral for a loan is not that exotic. . .
"The Greek state must sell stakes in companies and also assets such as, for example, unpopulated islands," Frank Schäffler, a member of parliament for the pro-business Free Democrats, told the Bild daily.
Getting the Greeks to hand over title after they default could be another matter. For those of you who think that unlikely; Greece has spent the majority of time since 1800 in default.
(This Time Is Different, 2009, page 98 & 99)
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