A person would have to be pretty dim not to understand that a eurozone member crashing would not be good for the euro as a whole. If Greece defaulted on its debts, trust in the euro would fall, damaging the economies of all the eurozone countries as well as all those whose economies depend on business ties and export-import relations with the region. Therefore, it is understandable that Estonia has a role to play in helping other euro countries stay above water. But as the poorest state in that elite group of nations, many people have started to think that it is a bit unfair.Estonia...
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