GDP bonds an olive branch for Greece? | FT Markets
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If smaller eurozone countries get into debt difficulties without a fiscal union, it is difficult for Europe to help. Could GDP-linked bonds be the answer? Alberto Gallo, head of macro research at RBS, argues their case with Ralph Atkins.

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