By Heather Horn of The Atlantic Wire
In the past few days, plans have solidified for a new European version of the International Monetary Fund. Advocates, which include French and German politicians, say the institution could save the Eurozone from the crisis created by Greece’s debt woes. But is the new institution necessary, and would it really solve the problems at hand? In short, not everyone is convinced that conjuring up a massive international organization out of nowhere is wise.
