As Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou struggles to gain support for the European bailout plan, world leaders are working to prevent the Eurozone crisis from causing further damage to economies across the continent and around the world. Although President Obama continues to reassure the American public that the eurozone crisis is contained, many remain worried that any further escalation could plunge an already weak U.S. economy back into recession.
What role is the United States playing to help stabilize the crisis? If the Greeks — or any Eurozone country — default on their debt, what will happen to the U.S. economy? On November 9, expert Domenico Lombardi took your questions in a live web chat moderated by Vivyan Tran of POLITICO.
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November 9
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Expert
Domenico Lombardi Director, Policy Observatory - Luiss University, Rome, Former Brookings Expert @domeniclombardi -
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VTVivyan Tran Senior Web Producer - POLITICO
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