Currently, the world community is awaiting the results of a national referendum in Greece, but just a few days ago, the country's government talked with certainty about the readiness to maintain membership in the eurozone. "We have to keep working because time is pressing and the Eurogroup on Saturday will have a decisive importance. All the leaders supported the idea that everything must be done to find a solution on Saturday," the Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said. He also added that the authorities are confident that they will be able to resolve the debt crisis and to reach an agreement with creditors' representatives. In addition, the Minister said that "Greece will not accept a solution which is considered to be unviable for the country." However, loud statements of politicians have once again proved to be empty talk. Not being able to fulfill its debt obligations, the government intends to involve the population in solving the credit issue, once again disclaiming responsibility. In 2001, when Greece joined the euro area, the country had huge profit, as it suddenly got the opportunity to borrow much more than before. This unrestrained and excessive lending left Greece destitute, when during the financial crisis the demand and borrowed funds' flow ran low. Currently, inflation in the eurozone is maintained at a very low level, but it is exactly the converse situation which Greece is needed.
