Why Greece Is Suddenly Doing Really Well

[Your Old Comrade]

Greece became infamous for their economic stagnation following adoption of the Euro and subsequent over-spending and debt accumulation. But in recent years their economy has been improving and, while it isn't out of the woods yet, there have definitely been big improvements that are worth celebrating. Are they still broke, or will Greece's economy be an example to others how to recover from financial meltdown?

[catgeorge]

Current govt is a neo liberal pro economy.
Before they got elected in office Greece had an extremely healthy start up culture that paved the way for Tesla, Microsoft, Google and othrs to set up labs and employ some 70,000 Greeks to tap into the start up market.
FDI growth has grown 80% pre Covid and period between 2021 to 2022 it grew 48%.
Crazy growth numbers.