However, we believe that a bad scenario is less likely to occur, and in short Vietnam not too much pressure from the slowdown in the flow of capital from outside. A review on the long term, the situation depends too much on the foreign investment lasts will render Vietnam encountered many risks similar to Greece. The causes of the Greek debt crisis Greece is one of the relatively weak link in the country's use of common currency in Europe (Eurozone). At present, the issue of public debt are too high and the weakness of the economy due to the financial crisis makes Greece are facing big risks that are difficult to solve in the short term. This risk arises from high public debt because of the high budget deficit, last longer, and add to that a large percentage of this debt is in loans from overseas. So, since from a country with fast economic growth for the eurozone slipped into a State of dilemma like the present? Low domestic savings, foreign debt for public spending. Greek economic growth is stronger, on average at the rate of 4.2% per year in the period 2002-2007. The return on bonds continually rising thanks to the accession of the European Union (EU), created conditions for Greek government debt funding boost for public spending. In addition, the country's domestic savings also declining rapidly. The last years of the 1990s the rate of domestic savings averaged only at the rate of 11%, much lower than the 20% level of countries such as Portugal, Italy and Spain. Consequently, investment in water depends quite a lot on the line which comes from the outside. Stimulus spending after the 2008 crisis, exacerbating the problem. In 2008, the global financial crisis erupted has fairly strong influence to the key industry of the country. Tourism and maritime transport, the revenues are plummeting over 15% in 2009. The Greek economy is also in trouble, a source of revenue to fund the State budget being co., narrow Meanwhile Greece back to boost public spending to stimulate the economy. As of January 2010, the Greek public debt is estimated at up to 216 billion Euro and debt levels are forecast estimated could exceed 120% of the GDP. Besides, during the long time the Greek Government had to pirate reports on the economic situation in the country, rearrange the transactions to mask the actual borrowing level, in order to conform with the provisions of the EU accession monitoring, and spending higher. The biggest risk of Greece's foreign debt loans accounted for a large proportion, can be up to 80%. Estimates of the proportion of foreign bonds can hold up to 80% of the amount of government bonds issued. The creditor is largely European banks. The countries Italy, Ireland also in budget deficit and public debt is high, but did not suffer serious review by Greece. so because of these countries have relatively large economy, huge budget and the ability to control the domestic debt higher. On March 4, 2010, the level of confidence of the organization such as S & P, Moody's and Fitch Rating downgraded Greek Government bonds down high risk level, before the risk of loss of liquidity capability. S & P estimated in case Greece lose liquidity, investors can take 30-50% of the value of investments. Immediately after that the return on Greek Government bonds has risen sharply. This has led to the Government of Greece to meet many difficulties in mobilizing capital in the international financial market to restructure the loans. What will happen if Greece insolvent? Greece is a small economy, annually contributes only about 2% of the GDP of the European common currency area. However, if Greece lose liquidity, the consequences will spread throughout Europe and could trigger a debt crisis on a large scale. In the past crisis, major European countries such as Germany, Britain and France were in the background and are fairly modest recovery. Consequently, the country is also generous in making difficult hand to rescue Greece.
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