Our view that the euro-zone needs to break up has become more widely accepted, but many commentators still argue that, in practical terms, it simply can’t happen. In this Focus, we outline the mechanics of how a country could leave the euro. While the process would be complicated and disruptive, it is certainly not impossible and might prove necessary and worthwhile.
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