The Trade Balance of Greece in the Euro Era

Magoulios, Giorgos; Athianos, Stergios

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“…Thus, economic and political freedom seems to be low and possible recession is getting late. Magoulios and Athianos [12] claim that country had a major increase on trade budget deficit due to lack of competitive advantage on high technology and unbalances due to incomplete integration are also present.…”

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The Culture Trade Balance during Financial Crisis the Case of Greece

Dimitrios¹

2019

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This work presents the relationship between the sectorial trade balance and its relationship to the financial crisis hit severe Eurozone and especially Greece. The country has a long history both on culture and economic crises introducing this term in anciency. We deployed a bunch of six explanatory variables related to the balance of payments especially on productivity and economic freedom terms as long with contagion and possible GNP spending applying the robust least squares analysis to an industry balance. The results show that the crisis in or at related countries seem to have positive effect and Productivity related variables have negative. Cultural spending on GDP share has also positive effect.

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The Culture Trade Balance during Financial Crisis the Case of Greece

Dimitrios¹

2019

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“…Magoulios and Athianos’ (2013) analysis of European trade figures—starting from the early years of Greek membership in the EU—reveals that: The trade deficit of Greece with the countries of the Euro Zone rose by 42.49% during the period 2000–2007. Increase of the deficit occurred in trade with eleven (11) out of fifteen (15) countries.…”

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Premises, Perils, and Promises of ASEAN Integration

Juan

2018

Journal of Developing Societies

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This article is aimed at analyzing the premises, perils, and promises of ASEAN integration. Beyond examining the region’s situation, this article will also draw lessons from the European Union and various incipient Latin American integration projects. Specifically, this article will address the following questions: (a) How does the ASEAN’s founding myth affect the ASEAN integration project’s general direction? (b) What is wrong with ASEAN’s current neoliberal framework? (c) What country will be the likely hegemon of the ASEAN economic and socio-cultural community? (d) Is a solidarity-based, people-centered, grassroots-driven, and non-neoliberal model for ASEAN integration possible and sustainable? (e) What lessons can be drawn from the European and Latin American integration schemes?

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David and Goliath: An Investigation Between Greece–Germany Bilateral Trade for Agricultural Products

Kontogeorgos

Chatzitheodoridis

2020

Global, Regional and Local Perspectives on the Economies of Southeastern Europe

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The Trade Balance of Greece in the Euro Era

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

The Culture Trade Balance during Financial Crisis the Case of Greece

The Culture Trade Balance during Financial Crisis the Case of Greece

Premises, Perils, and Promises of ASEAN Integration

David and Goliath: An Investigation Between Greece–Germany Bilateral Trade for Agricultural Products

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