PARIS: No matter the solution found for Greece’s debt crisis, fixing problems in Greek tax structures, foreign investment flows and export activity must take place for the economy to start growing again.
Athens had been able to balance its finances with austerity policies imposed by creditors as part of its bailout program, but economists say the Greek economy remains plagued with structural weaknesses and disparities.
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