Greeks urged to not buy German/Dutch – answers
correct the sentences
- Greeks cannot buy Dutch cheese in their supermarkets. they can but are being encouraged not to
- INKA is calling for a boycott of all Dutch produce. and German also
- Germany and Holland are imposing harsh austerity measures on Greece. it is all the European partners who are doing this
- The man interviewed is the head of INKA. he is their legal advisor
- German companies sell mainly electrical goods to Greece. cars and dairy products also
- In 2011 German exports to Greece were worth around 6 billion Euros. this was in 2010
- The Greek woman interviewed is against the INKA campaign. no, she agrees with it – she feels that Germany and Holland have humiliated Greece
- The Greek man feels that the action could damage trade with Germany and Holland. he thinks it simple won’t work as this kind of campaign rarely does
- INKA want to restore the old Greek currency. this is not stated – the use of drachma is symbolic here of Greeks buying Greek products
- Most Greeks also want their old currency back. no, they hope that the new bail-out will make sure the old currency never returns