CLEAN : Greek PM faces Merkel in Berlin as debt fears mount

The transcript discusses the Greek banks' replacement of foreign entities and the economic challenges faced by Greece, including liquidity issues and the government's debt management strategies. It highlights the potential for economic accidents but notes the Eurozone's established framework to prevent such occurrences.

What was one of the main challenges faced by the Greek economy as mentioned in the first section?

• High influx of tourists

• Surplus of loans for enterprises

• Withdrawal of money by individuals

• Increase in foreign investments

How did the Greek government decide to pay its debts, according to the second section?

• Using internal liquidity

• By increasing taxes

• Borrowing from international banks

• Selling national assets

What is the consequence of the Greek government's decision to use internal liquidity for debt payment?

• Higher employment rates

• Improved public services

• A significant liquidity problem

• Increased foreign investments

What does the final section suggest about the eurozone's ability to handle economic accidents?

• The eurozone ignores potential economic accidents

• The eurozone relies on external help to manage accidents

• The eurozone has a well-established framework to avoid accidents

• The eurozone lacks a framework to prevent accidents

What is the general belief about the economic situation in Greece as mentioned in the final section?

• The eurozone will not intervene

• An economic accident is inevitable

• The situation will worsen without any solution

• A solution will be found to avoid an accident