A New Greek Proposal? (updated)

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- Robert KahnSteven A. Tananbaum Senior Fellow for International Economics
There are reports this morning that the Greek government has made a new proposal (PDF) to break the deadlock, involving a two-year bailout program to be funded from European facilities (e.g., ESM) and with explicit debt relief, but without the IMF financial involvement. Eurozone finance ministers will review the proposal in a call tonight.
Details are still limited, and I do not expect any agreement today (i.e., the IMF payment will be missed). But a few initial thoughts.