While it isn't an American city (or even a city), Greece's current economic situation is on the horizon for many American cities. Bloated municipal expenditures (despite decades of flat or declining populations) and aging infrastructure and housing stock will force many of our cities to choose between pension payments, debt service and current obligations ... none of which can be ignored. Years of cow-towing to union demands, high taxes and inefficient and corrupt gov'ts will end badly for both residents and pensioners.
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