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La crisis griega 2010-18: una visión desde dentro

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  • Antigone Liberaki

    (Universidad Panteion)

  • Platon Tinios

    (Universidad Piraeus y London School of Economics)

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Grecia dio inicio a la crisis de la Eurozona en 2009 y se ha convertido en su víctima más famosa. Desde 2009, una cuarta parte de su producción se ha perdido y la tasa de desempleo se ha disparado hasta el 28%. El intento de rescatar a Grecia es una de las más costosas iniciativas cooperativas internacionales de la historia reciente. Ya ha durado cinco años, parece que se extenderá hasta 2018, y ha requerido tres programas de rescate sucesivos...

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  • Antigone Liberaki & Platon Tinios, 2015. "La crisis griega 2010-18: una visión desde dentro," Revista de Economia Critica, Universidad Pablo de Olavide y Asociacion de Economia Critica, vol. 20, pages 159-171.
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