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Banks are closed, gas stations are running out of fuel, and the tourism industry is already feeling the pain of this weekend’s capital controls.
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Is it just my imagination, or is there considerably more support for Greece in the US than in Europe?  As far as I can tell there is almost universal outrage in Europe over the recent actions of the Syriza government, except perhaps on the extreme left.  In contrast, I see significant support for Greece among US pundits.  Why? (Keep in mind that in most respects, opinion in Europe is well to the left of mainstream opinion in the US.)  Here are some possibilities:

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Privacy policies are often ignored, but The New York Times says companies still sell personal data when they need to. The NYT reports.

With Europe making it very clear that unless Greece folds in the next 48 hours, there will be no deal on which the Greeks will be conducting their “Greferendum” as Greece will be programless after June 30, there has been ample confusion about just what the wording of the ballot will be to which the Greek population will say Nai or Oxi. As the following latest snapshot confirms, even the Greek side is rather confused and is now essentially telling people to vote on a deal that was proposed once (on June 25) and may or may no longer be relevant.

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Greece is stuck with a “unique” problem, where it’s caught in an emerging-markets style debt spiral, but without the same tools available to solve the crisis, a top emerging-markets expects says on Monday.
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