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The Eurexit and the Greek “Day After Tomorrow”

... Εurozone needs to be restored. Of course, French supported Greece because it is well-known that it will have follow austerity programs if Germany continues to prevail. At the end of the day, Germany failed to prove that it is a responsible leader of the Eurozone. As for the economics of the decision, who is going to invest in a monetary union that has a doubtful future? Germany achieved a win over Greece, but one that will turn into a loss for Berlin itself. The Greek future REUTERS / Alkis Konstantinidis Alexander Th. Drivas, Michalis Diakantonis: The Negotiations' Deadlock, the New Europe and the Greek Drama The European creditors have already ...

23.07.2015

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The Negotiations' Deadlock, the New Europe and the Greek Drama

... continues with its industrial dynamic. It was rational to take advantage of the European Economic Union and to boost its exports. Greece’s economy is depended on tourism and agriculture. The economic rationality drives us to the following idea: Germany, France and the other eurozone states insist on the concept that Greece should pay back the massive loans that it took. After that, Greece should be driven by the credit program to boost its comparative advantage in tourism and agriculture. From there on, we should observe the irrational German economic plan. Berlin’s ...

18.06.2015

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