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IMF sets out why it stands apart from eurozone on long-term growth prospects
EconomyProgramme, recent findings in the literature support its view with the baseline growth rate for Greece, before
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Could reforms have prevented Greece's economic collapse?
Agorarobust results, comes up with very similar findings. The average impact of the changes is 0.6
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Greek demographic ratios among the worst in Europe
SocietyAccording to a new report by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, Greece is set to have one of the worst population demographics in Europe by 2050. The report highlighted the findings of Eurostat’s population data, which projects that by 2050 the number of births will be sufficient
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Review demands put spotlight on Greek banks
EconomyBankingrevealed suspect practices by employees. The findings have been passed on to Greece’s anti-money
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Coalition looks to regain confidence, centre-left struggles with ballot
PoliticsGreek Politics, though, accused New Democracy of being unsettled by the poll’s findings because they are not in line
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Greek competitiveness rank remains low as tax, bureaucracy create obstacles
EconomyFeatures) and the country’s capacity to attract talent (133). In its summary of the findings globally, the report
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Tsipras hopes to move on after decision on ex-airport project
PoliticsGreek Politicsby the findings of the latest opinion poll carried out by Alco for the Newsit.gr website, as they show
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Clearer picture emerging ahead of stress tests, banks appear confident
EconomyBankingin two months, will incorporate the TAR findings and the new IFRS 9 standards. The new accounting
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Entrepreneurs show lack of innovation, face many barriers to entry, study suggests
EconomyFeatures, the findings point to a trend where entrepreneurship remains strong in Greece but shows a failure to evolve
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Parliamentary inquiry to handle bribery claims as parties build differing narratives
PoliticsGreek Politics, such as asking for the opening of bank accounts. Once its findings are published, Parliament must vote
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