The House vote supporting military intervention was hedged about with conditions and provisos: it required the president to explain the precise nature of American interests in Kosovo, the cost of intervention, his exit strategy, and so on.
When there is an easy and simple exit from the entire system available at the cost of perhaps 90 euros.
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In the short term, however, the cost of a five-country exit would clearly be much heavier than that of a Grexit.
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Germany needs to decide for itself what it wants pay: the cost of support or the costs of exit.
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As the OBR noted last year, it is also possible that a Greek exit would push down the UK government's cost of borrowing even lower, due to safe haven flows into sterling.
With funds dwindling, I realized I had miscalculated the cost of my lodging, and forgotten about the exit fee at the airport.
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But what if the cost of staying in the euro becomes so high that exit is preferable?
Vendor lock-in may be unavoidable at this point, but what companies need to do is understand up-front what the exit strategy will be, and build those costs into the initial cost analysis.
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The stock sale, Goldman's sixth since 2009, completes the firm's exit from China's biggest lender ahead of new international capital rules that ratchet up the cost of holding stakes in other financial companies.
"Tesco's exit from the US is a reminder for managers of the dangers of going blindly for scale and cost leaders, the wheels of which are difficult to reverse if you need to change course to becoming a retailer known for first-class customer experience, " Prof Bhalla said.
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