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Reflections on Greece's balance of payments
Agoracurrent account. If Greece saves more than it invests (S-I>0), then there are resources left over for net exports (X-M>0). How does such a development emerge in reality? Well, either production (Q... from nearly 16 percent of GDP in 2008 to touching balance (0) in 2014 and 2016. The current account
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Greece gets bigger tranche from Eurogroup but Tsipras misses other key targets
PoliticsGreek Politicsmaturities and a further deferral of EFSF interest and amortization by between 0 and 15 years.” The 0 to 15
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Newsletter 123 - 16/06/2017
maturities and a further deferral of EFSF interest and amortisation by between 0 and 15 years.” The 0
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Greek primary budget surplus at 707 mln as revenues beat target in May
Economy(at 0 percent of the annual target of 923 million). The latest MoF figures on the general government
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Level of corruption in Greek public sector seen falling slightly in 2014
Societypartners – Bulgaria, Italy and Romania – shared 69th place, all with a score of 43 on a scale of 0
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Greece seen having older and much smaller population by 2060
Societyto 15.3 percent. That would there would be more people in this age group than in the 0–14
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Income inequality in Greece has grown during crisis, OECD report shows
Societyaccording to the Gini coefficient – a common measure of income inequality that scores 0 when everybody
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High levels of dissatisfaction among Greeks, Eurostat report shows
Societyfrom 0 to 10, people in Greece aged 16 and over were just as disaffected as those in Cyprus, Hungary
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At risk of poverty/social exclusion rate in Greece edged up to 36 pct in 2013
Societypoints to a fall in the at-risk-of-poverty rate for children aged 0–17 years amounted to 25.5 percent
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