Greece’s new plan for “debt management and investment-led growth” is a much-needed attempt to look beyond the completion of the current bailout and find a more permanent resolution to the crisis. But it still relies on over-optimistic growth projections and the demand for debt relief will almost certainly prove unacceptable to other euro-zone governments.
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