If the ECB had stepped in last year to buy Greek debt, if it had loaned directly to states — rather than opening its purses to banks to encourage them to lend — the crisis could have been averted, he says.
If the ECB had stepped in last year to buy Greek debt, if it had loaned directly to states — rather than opening its purses to banks to encourage them to lend — the crisis could have been averted, he says.