Is Germany the lynchpin in keeping the single currency alive?

Economist John Mills and former financial attaché for the Netherlands at the EU Hans Hack speak to World Finance about the role Germany will play in securing a future for the EU

June 30, 2015
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Transcript

Economists debate whether Germany can be trusted to accept mutual acceptance of credit risk and other structural reforms to keep the single currency alive.