European Central Bank: Social Inequalities in Greece Have Widened Since the Debt Crisis
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How the sovereign debt crisis widened the wealth gap in the affected Eurozone countries
The richest 10% control over 50%
The debt crisis has made the distribution of wealth even more unequal in Greece and other EU countries that have experienced the sovereign debt crisis, according to the European Central Bank (ECB). The sovereign debt crisis has left a deep mark on the distribution of wealth in Greece and other eurozone countries that have found themselves ... More www.ertnews.gr
The economic crisis has left a strong and lasting mark on the distribution of wealth in Greece and other Eurozone countries that were at the epicenter of the public debt crisis, reinforcing the… ECB: The debt crisis has left a deep mark on social inequalities - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
The memoranda are over, the years of the Great Recession are over, the economy is back to growth. For many households, however, the return to normality did not mean a return to financial security. The savings that were depleted were not easily replenished, acquiring a home became more difficult for the younger generation and everyday life still requires calculations even for […] The crisis is over, the inequalities remain: What the ECB reveals a…
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The debt crisis made the distribution of wealth even more unequal in both Greece and the other EU countries that experienced the Public Debt crisis, according to
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