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 char
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"]