General Comments Eurozone leaders are trying to come up with some arrangement that will save Greece and the other debt-ridden countries, promote European economic growth, but still be fiscally austere enough to satisfy the Germans who would have to front the financing for much of whatever would be required. This is, to say the least, a tall order, and indeed it may not be possible. And even if such a plan were theoretically possible, the politics of getting all 17 eurozone countries to sign off on it might be the biggest obstacle of all.World markets are skeptical that a viable approach can be found, skepticism based on more than two years of unsuccessful efforts to resolve the issues in a way that holds the eurozone together. The odds o...