Is Greece truly on the brink of a renaissance, or are we witnessing a well-crafted illusion? Join us in exploring the multifaceted journey of 'Greece 2.0 and visit alphabravo.gr for more unique insights. #Analysis #Insights #Greece #Intelligence
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As Greece embarks on its journey of resurgence, the narrative of 'Greece 2.0' captivates the imagination, promising a renaissance of sorts. However, beneath the surface lies a tapestry of challenges that demand scrutiny. From economic intricacies like debt sustainability and infrastructure reforms to political landscapes marked by concerns over rule of law and press freedom, the path to Greece's revival is fraught with complexities. Is 'Greece 2.0' a transformative plan or just a "facelift"? It's a compelling read for anyone invested in understanding the dynamics shaping Greece's future.
Is Greece truly on the brink of a renaissance, or are we witnessing a well-crafted illusion? Join us in exploring the multifaceted journey of 'Greece 2.0 and visit alphabravo.gr for more unique insights. #Analysis #Insights #Greece #Intelligence
Greece 2.0: A Genuine Renaissance or Merely a Facade?
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An entire volume devoted to "debt trap" de-mystification; looking forward to delving into it. #China #Beltandroad #internationalrelations #geopolitics #geoeconomics #internationalaffairs https://lnkd.in/gNu-FQ76
The Reality and Myth of BRI’s Debt Trap
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The Greek debt crisis that began in 2009 has cast a long shadow over European integration. New research from Nicola Nones documents how the crisis became a "morality tale" that continues to shape perceptions about #Greece today. The study assesses the "moral sentiment" of more than than 14,000 articles about Greece in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and Handelsblatt. It finds that articles about Greece took a distinctly negative moral tone from the start of the crisis, with the country associated with traits such as indiscipline, extravagance, laziness and irresponsibility. Over a decade later, the moral sentiment of articles about Greece had still not recovered to pre-crisis levels. This underlines just how enduring economic narratives can be. https://lnkd.in/epdcsyZ4
How the Greek crisis became a morality tale
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Today, we celebrate Catherine Lefèvre for her academic achievement! The International History Review has published her article on UK–Polish Political and Economic Relations During the Development of the Polish Debt Crisis (1970–1981). This article is based on archival research and delves into UK–Polish relations from 1970 to 1981. The article does not only reflect on the economic relations between the UK and Poland but also on how the UK also extended its political influence in Poland challenging the country's socialist leadership. #ColdWar #geopolitics #foreingnpolicy #deptcrisis #financialsupport
From Détente to Debt: UK–Polish Political and Economic Relations During the Development of the Polish Debt Crisis (1970–1981)
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The European sovereign debt crisis posed a profound threat to the fabric of the European project, with consequences reaching far beyond the conventional economic realm. In particular, the Greek #debt crisis that began in 2009 has cast a long shadow over European integration. This resulted in the #media amplifying a story that starkly divided “virtuous and hard-working” northern European nations on the one side, and unreliable and “lazy” southern European debtors on the other side. New research explains how the crisis became a “morality tale” that sharply divided #EU member states. Southern European countries are viewed as a potential threat to a union otherwise comprised of “good”, “civilised” and “trained” northern European individuals.
How the Greek crisis became a morality tale
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https://lnkd.in/gm3g8BU6. With such unsustainable mountains of natiional deficits, how is that and will affect geopolitical stability and decision making?
Mountains of debt: Finances of US, Europe and China are deteriorating
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Two key discussions have emerged during this autumn's political scene. The first is Mario Draghi's document on EU competitiveness, in which he argues that a bold move toward the "United States of Europe" is crucial to avoid being crushed between the U.S. and China. The second is the...
The inescapable need to reduce public debt - ItaliaOggi.it
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Our recent study with Vasilios - Christos Naoum and Paschalis Seretis published now at Journal of PBAFM explores how municipal costs behave and respond to different debt intensity levels, with important implications for local governors, executives, oversight authorities and legislative bodies!
Don't miss new #jpbafm article! Title: "The effect of #debt #intensity on the #asymmetric cost #behavior: empirical evidence from #local #governments" Authors: Sotirios Karatzimas, Vasilios - Christos Naoum, and Paschalis Seretis The authors explore the relationship between debt intensity and #cost #stickiness at the local government #level, a setting characterized by the existence of debt #constraints and #political influence. Informed by the concepts of #coercive #isomorphism and #accountability, the present study focuses on a sample of 1,366 Greek municipalities year observations for the period 2011–2020. To read this interesting paper, please follow the link: https://lnkd.in/dxyAfT48
The effect of debt intensity on the asymmetric cost behavior: empirical evidence from local governments
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Key points of the commentary on yesterday’s 🇨🇾 bond issue by our research analyst Phanos Vladimirou, CFA published in the press • Cyprus had the flexibility to choose the timing of its first bond issuance this year as it maintains sufficient cash reserves to cover its financing needs for 2024 and 2025. 💰 • Despite current market uncertainty due to the political situation in France, Cyprus took advantage of the favourable conditions following recent upgrades by Fitch and S&P. • 🇨🇾 raised €1 billion through the issuance of a 7-year bond. The issuance was successful, attracting strong demand in excess of €9.3 billion (> 9x oversubscribed). • The yield (3.31%) was higher than other EU peers of similar credit rating, due to Cyprus' smaller economy and limited liquidity in its bonds. • The Ministry of Finance also announced a repurchase offer (up to €500 million) for its bonds due in 2028, confirming Cyprus' target to reduce its debt not only as a percentage of GDP but also in absolute terms. 📉 #Cyprus #mof #bond #issuance #press https://lnkd.in/dtcG383j
Ανάλυση της έκδοσης ομολόγου €1 δισ. της Κυπριακής Δημοκρατίας
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Wow, and we are aware that it's not going to get better than that. Within the next term of government. Without the arrest of the Fibonacci neg-yield spiral compound to ensure safe secure decoupling of historic sovereign debt reversal by, faster payment rails system. Also allowing for the wholesale CBDC digital currency unit measurement of the universal currency payments method in cross-border trade payment settlement system method. #IFRS9 #RTGS #SEPA #FPS #Fed_Now global nano-second transactions transportation delivery times. Reduces delivery transfer time and reverse on currant currency transaction time that compound currency depreciation.
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U.S. debt is so massive, interest costs alone are now $3 billion a day
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