Attention also needs to be paid to other risks originating from overseas economies such as the possibility that the United Kingdom could end up with a no-deal Brexit, the possibility that policy rate hikes in the United States could lead to capital outflows from emerging economies, and various geopolitical risks including those in the Middle East.
We are all aware of the fact that re-gaining access to financial 8  markets after the end of the current programme is the only way forward. No one, neither the partners nor Greece, are in any mood for another memorandum. Sources: McGowan A. Andrews, M. D. and Millot V. 2017 “The walking dead: Zombie firms and productivity performance in OECD countries”.