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still they should learn about living in ones own means. they can still make reforms.
Where is those happy turks?I thought they would be happy
Lazy are people who refuse to work, take debts, spend like crazy and later refuse to pay back debt. Germany and E.U. are not demanding extortion but payment for the loan that was offered to Greece. Why take loans when you can't pay them back?
It is basic common sense.
Greece has received nearly 240 billion euros in two EU/IMF bailouts since 2010
Why give loans when you know that it won't be pay back?
Anyway, you are talking about macroeconomics like it was the same thing than microeconomics. And that have no sense.
Some serious money gobbling going on there , 240 billion in 5 years!
Why give loans when you know that it won't be pay back?
It will be cheap to have vacation in Greece and less tourists will visit Turkey
They are already advertising in India. Many middle class Indian families will sign up and brag about their first (and perhaps only) "foreign travel"
Greeks are fraudsters they billed four times the value of the construction during the Athens Olympics. It costs double to build a kilometer of highway in Greece than in Germany since everybody wants their share of the loot in Greece. Greeks has stashed away billions of Euros in foreign banks they act poor but many are filthy rich. They want to leave Euro zone and when Drachma introduced it will fall 50% and then these Greeks can scoop up the properties cheap using their Euros.
Buying property in Greece for foreigners might be tricky as future government could annul their purchase under pretext that these we made under unusual circumstances.
Keep your economics lecture to yourself. I will make it very simple for you.
I think its a new loophole that will be exploited by the Indians who want to migrate to Europe.
I will make it very simple for you too.
1. If I have 1 EUR, always I can buy a cup of rice with that. That is microeconomics.
2. If I have 1 billion EUR, I can't buy a billion cups of rice right now, because I would break the market and real world material resources are limited. If I do that, rice price will be lift up to sky. That is macroeconomics.
When euro started to work, the west had access to a growing availability to real world material resources that they don't have today. So it's materially impossible do that, and that was easily predictable 15 years ago.
Germany knew what they did, give loans to placing their surplus production.
Fiat money is paper, not real money. And ECB is printing EUR without stop every month, if EUR had gold-standard... they were collapsed several years ago. The most laziest people in the world is who live of printing money without work.