If we return to the drachma, will we go back to the Middle Ages? Will we have medicines, food, raw materials, fuel? How will salaries and pensions be paid? What will happen to deposits, loans in banks, and our international debts?

Will those who moved their money abroad speculate? Will foreigners buy from us at half price? Will inflation crush us? Will we be cut off from the markets and no one will lend to us?

Will we exit the European Union and isolate ourselves? Will neighboring countries seize the opportunity to threaten our territorial integrity? Will we lose the benefits of a strong currency like the euro?

Will we sell off our national wealth, having committed ourselves to contractual obligations to our creditors? Will the banks be destroyed? Can we renegotiate the Memorandum while remaining in the euro? Is there hope for the future?

These and similar critical questions are answered in the book by Professor Theodoros Katsaneva, in an understandable language, with scientific arguments and economic data.