The Troika are probably sterilizing the blow a Grexit will cause them. That and the smallness of the Greek economy will probably enable them to weather default. That’s what happens when you attempt to lay direct siege to/attempt to reform a dominating force that already commands the high ground. You might win a few battles and still lose the war either by attrition, apathy or Time itself where the enemy’s flaws are eventually remedied over several decades by deleveraging and/or a war that so devastates productive capacity that rebuilding it results in “good times” echoing WW II. Or you could take an idea sufficient to the task of balancing the monopoly idea of Debt and that targets the two most chronic problems of technologically advanced economies, namely insufficient individual incomes and price inflation and transform economies world wide. That idea is consumer gifting/monetary grace the free gift in the form of a universal dividend costlessly solving the scarcity of individual incomes and a macro-economic discount to retail prices that is rebated back to participating merchants that prevents price inflation. A Public Bank could become Social Credit’s NCO (National Credit Office) that is charged with compiling the appropriate statistics that will show what the variable monthly dividend and discount should be, and also oversee and disburse the appropriate amount of new credit that the private banks could lend. That would be a public central bank with real power and that was truly acting in the interests of the individual and the system. After such transformation occurred the restored hope and clarity will make the need for regulation of credit and other economic vices like rent and financialization more obvious to a public that has actually been set free.