Wilbur Ross on European Debt Crisis
Airtime: Tues. May 18 2010 | 7:04 AM ET
“I think what will actually happen to Greece and a lot of the other countries is, at best, stagflation,” legendary investor Wilbur Ross, of WL Ross & Co., told CNBC.
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