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This paper explores the dynamics of the Greek public debt. It supports that, first, the public debt is unsustainable and, second, the reduction in government expenditures and the cut in unit labour costs in the private sector seems to be the only available, al-though too little too late...
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the Economic Growth of Greece. Under specific hypotheses, we use the standard neoclassical growth theory model of Ramsey …
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This paper argues that Marx’s theory of economic crises constitutes a system of three discrete ‘sub-theories’ on: (i … the relationships between these sub-theories and concludes that the third sub-theory overdetermines the other two. Finally …
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The economic crisis that inflicted Greece is international in character and its cause is in the decreasing profitability of capital which from a certain point onwards leads to the stagnation of profits, discourages new investment, reduces production and increases unemployment. If these are...
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