A “Yes” vote means they will accept the conditions that the European banks put on any further loans or repayment plans, including enforceable austerity.
A “No” vote means that they want to keep their bloated government, unsustainable pension plans, and tell the banks that they will never see a penny of their money back if they loan the Greeks more.
If a guy took a vote to fleece me or leave me be and it was this close, victory or not, I’d abandon the place.
...and what happens in either scenario? wipe the dust off the ol’ crystal ball and extrapolate :)
Nobody knows what will happen, for sure, with the No vote.
Except one thing: It will give Greece a chance to start over free and clear.
Whatever happens after that is up to the Greeks.