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RRF proposals and Pissarides report chart direction of travel for post-pandemic Greece
The publication in the past few days of two major policy documents has given a fairly detailed insight into the strategic direction mapped out by the Greek government for the post-pandemic era.
Between them they describe an ambitious plan to upgrade the country’s infrastructure and radically transform the Greek economic model.
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