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The overwhelming 86% of executives German firms are allowed to go bankrupt, Cyprus, according to a survey conducted by the consulting firm Roland Berger on behalf of the newspaper Die Welt.
As is clear from the survey that 64% of these strains argues that Europeans should not allow them to pressure from Cyprus, while 22% of respondents believes that Cyprus is not a systemic risk to the stability of the eurozone.
Only 10% expressed fear that the possible bankruptcy of the country is a major threat to the common currency against the alternative of bankruptcy Cyprus supports only 3% of the 220 respondents, arguing that the population of the island is not responsible for the mismanagement and therefore , deserves the solidarity of its partners
