“Relieving Inflation or Palliative Self-destruction?”. JOURNAL OF STOCK & FOREX TRADE, 3:133. doi: 10.4172/2168-9458.1000133

If someone represents her/himself as a “Greek economist”, she/ he risks to receive the sarcasm of the credulous reproducers of international stereotypes. Yet, instead of being “stigmatized”, I rather feel “blessed”. In a way, the coincidence – incidental or not – of the outbreak of international systemic crisis with the concentration of domestic inefficiencies in the Greek society and economy, assisted by the profound structural weaknesses of the €-zone, highlighted Greece as a critical case-study with respect to the effectiveness of the neoliberal prescription. In that sense, Greek social scientists and activists receive an attention that is disproportionately big, compared to the importance of the Greek economy for the international market. Living a region and living in a region that experiences the systemic response and the full extent of the provoked negative effects, gives you insights that may help you to become one of the preachers for a radical, alternative way-out

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