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Eurozone Crisis

In-depth analysis of the Eurozone crisis, exploring systemic financial imbalances, capital flows, and economic policies that shaped the 2010–2012 debt crisis. AI-driven insights backed by data and research.

Europe’s Geopolitical Trade Power Play, A Stress Test for Regional Jobs

EU–Mercosur may read like a technical trade deal, but it really tests whether Europe’s regions have the readiness to turn new competition into upgrading rather than local job anxiety. EN ΕΛ Επιλέξτε ΕΛ για να δείτε την ελληνική μετάφραση Ελληνική μετάφραση [Η αγγλική έκδοση παραμένει στο κύριο σώμα

Αν το εισόδημα ανέβηκε, γιατί δεν το νιώθουμε;

Ποιος πήρε την άνοδο των εισοδημάτων; Η Ελλάδα, η Ευρώπη και το πραγματικό διαθέσιμο εισόδημα 2019–2024 Πρόλογος Πώς πραγματικά διαβάζεται το «+22% στην ΕΕ, –5% στην Ελλάδα; Τις τελευταίες μέρες η Eurostat έβγαλε ένα στατιστικό που ταιριάζει με το κλίμα ανάμνησης του παρλεθόντος που επικρατεί: Στην ΕΕ, το πραγματικό

Η Χαμένη Υπόσχεση

Η Χαμένη Υπόσχεση: πώς η πολιτική και οικονομική διαχείριση μετά ρην κρίση χρέους οδήγησε σε στασιμότητα και κρίση. Data-driven ανάλυση.

Decoupling Growth from Prosperity: Greece’s Economic Paradox and the Path Forward

Greece’s economic recovery is real, but prosperity hasn’t followed. While GDP growth has returned, debt has fallen, and investment is rising, most Greek citizens aren’t feeling the benefits. Real wages remain 30% lower than in 2009

Breaking the Austerity Taboo: Innovative Defense Financing Through Military Bonds

As Europe faces increasing geopolitical instability, particularly with the threat from Russia, it must confront a major structural challenge: its reluctance to finance defense through debt. The same rigid fiscal policies that prolonged economic stagnation after the Eurozone crisis now hinder Europe’s ability to build a strong, independent defense

The Fallacy of Austerity and the Paradox of Thrift in the Eurozone Crisis

In the aftermath of the 2009–2010 Eurozone crisis, German policymakers and European institutions prescribed austerity and internal devaluation as the primary tools for economic recovery in the periphery. Countries like Greece, Spain, and Portugal were expected to cut public spending and wages, reduce deficits, and regain competitiveness through lower

The Euro Crisis as a Systemic Crisis

The Eurozone crisis wasn't just about fiscal mismanagement—it was a systemic failure fueled by capital imbalances. AI-driven analysis uncovers how German savings, financial flows, and Eurozone policies created unsustainable debt cycles, leading to one of Europe's most severe economic crises