The theory on Italy and Germany's endgame for the euro

The risk of a eurozone breakup may actually be rising rather than falling, according to two BofA Merrill Lynch strategists, who used game theory to consider how the situation might evolve

Feeling more relaxed about the euro crisis since last month's summit? Think again. The risk of a eurozone breakup may actually be rising rather than falling, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists David Woo and Athanasios Vamvakidis.

Using game theory to consider how the situation might evolve, they believe the crisis will boil down to a game of bluff between Italy and Germany in which neither country has an incentive to back down.

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