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Election won’t end the Greek crisis

Whichever party wins this Sunday’s Greek election is likely to stick broadly to the conditions of the new bailout in the near term. But even an austerity-minded government will struggle to meet future budget goals as the economy underperforms. Accordingly, the Greek crisis seems set to rumble on.

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