One person involved in this controversy wrote a New York Times op-ed criticizing "fixed" and "selfish" motivations while denying the use of game theory to help resolve this controversy. This controversy has led to felony charges against a statistician who was brought in to recalculate data released by ELSTAT, which involved a certain figure being brought up from 6% to 13% 
One person involved in this controversy wrote a New York Times op-ed criticizing "fixed" and "selfish" motivations while denying the use of game theory to help resolve this controversy. This controversy has led to felony charges against a statistician who was brought in to recalculate data released by ELSTAT, which involved a certain figure being brought up from 6% to 13% to 15.8%. Some argue that this crisis is the result of a policy spearheaded by Jacques Delors (duh-LORE) and adopted in 2000, and criminal charges have been threatened against a man who worked with (*) James Galbraith to develop a contingency plan for parallel liquidity described as "treasonous" and which involved an alternative currency; that man is Yanis Varoufakis. For 10 points, name this crisis involving the economy of a certain European country.
One person involved in this controversy wrote a New York Times op-ed criticizing "fixed" and "selfish" motivations while denying the use of game theory to help resolve this controversy.
Greek debt crisis [or Greek financial crisis; accept obvious equivalents involving Greece and debt or finance; accept things like "Grexit" or "Greece leaving the Euro"]