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Everyday economics and Temporarily closing Greek banks means the loss of financial intermediaries that pump money around the economy.

What To Do When Greek ATMs Run Dry

Temporarily closing Greek banks means the loss of financial intermediaries that pump money around the economy for individuals, businesses and government.

Cash withdrawals from Greek banks constrain economic growth and reflect monetary policy problems.

Greece’s “Cash in the Mattress Indicator”

Cash withdrawals from Greek banks show depositors’ worries about a euro zone departure and monetary policy problems.