Political and Economic Processes in Modern Greece

Focusing on Greece's political and economic evolution post-World War II, the monograph delves into the mechanisms of economic growth and the pivotal role of economic policy in harnessing internal resources and navigating international conditions. It analyzes the outcomes of this development, emphasizing demand-side factors like foreign direct investment. Utilizing a Kaldorian model for econometric analysis from 1950 to 2010, the study addresses both physical and human capital, alongside the temporal aspects of creative economic activity, setting the stage for understanding Greece's economic trajectory leading up to the debt crisis.