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General government debt rises to 205.6 pct of GDP in 2020
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s general government debt rose to 205.6 percent of gross domestic product last year as the coronavirus pandemic sunk economic output. The public debt, in nominal amounts, rose to 341 billion euros, an increase of 10 billion euros from the year before, according to the first notification
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Newsletter 294 - 23/04/2021
domestic product last year as the coronavirus pandemic sunk economic output. The public debt
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Industrial production up by 22.5 percent in April after last year's lockdown
EconomyMacroeconomyby stronger expansions in output, new orders and employment. Business confidence improved
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Industrial production up 8.8 pct in June, continues annual recovery from 2020 lows
EconomyMacroeconomyand upward price pressures. The rates of growth in output and new sales remain near historic highs, Markit
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Industrial turnover rises by 22.4 pct in June
EconomyMacroeconomy, signalling the ongoing improvement in market conditions in Greece. The rates of growth in output and new
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Industrial production up 10.1 pct in Aug, marking 10-month recovery
EconomyMacroeconomysector thanks to an expansion in output and new orders.
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Industrial turnover jumps 31.6 pct in Aug as strong recovery is boosted by business abroad
EconomyMacroeconomymanufacturing sector thanks to an expansion in output and new orders. Meanwhile, from the European
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Industrial production marks full year of recovery with 16.5 pct rise in Oct
EconomyMacroeconomyof growth seen in October, matching the expansion in output seen in the previous period and a steep upturn
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Industrial turnover rises by 40.6 pct in Oct
EconomyMacroeconomythe expansion in output seen in the previous period and a steep upturn in new orders. Meanwhile, from
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Public sector capital stock in Greece and the Euro-19
AgoraCapital is a key input in the production function of a country’s economy. It makes another crucial factor, namely labor, more productive if such capital is efficient (quality) and sufficient (quantity). Thus, to assess how the real output of goods and services is evolving, economists are interested
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