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Any number of problems deeper recession, slower privatisation, fewer structural reforms could bust the forecast that Greek debt should drop to 120% of GDP by 2020.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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If Greeks reject the 50% controlled default on the debts they owe to the banking sector, then the arithmetic I revealed on Newsnight on the eve of the Euro summit comes into play - without a 50% haircut, and a further 130bn euro bailout, on top of 110bn, Greek debt spirals out of control and the country goes bust.
BBC: Greek referendum is coin-flip on euro exit
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Spain can now go bust on its own timetable, instead of one dictated by a Greek exit from the euro.
BBC: Greek result buys Europe time