Greece: How to Slow the Nosedive
During the coming years of austerity, thousands of Greek workers will remain idle because policymakers believe that this makes economic sense. It simply does not.
During the coming years of austerity, thousands of Greek workers will remain idle because policymakers believe that this makes economic sense. It simply does not.
The Washington Post | Posted 01.11.2012
Deeply indebted and nearly bankrupt, this Mediterranean nation was forced to adopt tough austerity measures to slash its deficit and secure an interna...
Posted 10.11.2011
ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greece's Statistical Authority says unemployment in the debt-ridden country jumped to 16.6 percent in May. That's up from 12...
AP | ELENA BECATOROS | Posted 08.08.2011
ATHENS, Greece — Unemployment in debt-ridden Greece hit new record highs in March as government officials wrangled over tough new austerity meas...
Dimitri B. Papadimitriou | Posted 04.10.2012