Well if I were german I'd probably have the same feeling, but I'm not and I think the Euro is an abomination.
Neoliberalism is fine with trade as long as there are no tariffs or barriers to entry, this means that subsidies are ok. They also aren't fans of the New trade theory (the ones with the child industries need protectionism). New classical thinking is more broad and the ones that accepts AD measures, new trade theory and all that jazz.I'm not really sure I understand the difference, but then I'm learned in political theory, not economic theory so my economics knowledge is sort of fuzzy on specific names and styles.
Certainly, but their debt is in euros so changing to another currency would do little to solve their problems.I'm well aware of that. But Greece didn't need Germany's permission to go back to using its own currency, all it needed to do was leave the EU.