Οικονομική Επιθεώρηση, Aύγουστος 2020, τ. 997 από τον Τhe Economist Jack Welch: Αμερικανός βιομηχανικός ηγέτης Ο πρώην επικεφαλής της General Electric μεταμόρφωσε τον αμερικανικό καπιταλισμό – για καλό και για κακό Στην αυτοβιογραφία του, η οποία εκδόθηκε λίγο μετά την αναχώρησή του από την General Electric το 2001, ο Jack Welch περιέγραψε την πρόκληση [...]
Matoula Tomara – Sideris Kerkyra - Economia Publishing by George Vailakis The communities of the Hellenic diaspora have been the cradle of Modern Greek benefaction. The systematic migration of Greeks between the 18th and 20th centuries towards Western and Central Europe, the United States, Australia and Africa, and the resulting formation of Greek communities abroad, [...]
From Bregançon to the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean By Antonis D. Papagiannidis There is quite a long way from picturesque Fort de Bregançon, perched on a small island off Bormes-les-Mimosas near Marseilles, official residence of the French Presidents since General de Gaulle (in his waning years), to Athens or Ankara. Yet, it was in [...]
Greek Business File, June-July-August 2020, No 126 INTERVIEW OF MASTER OF WINE, KONSTANTINOS LAZARAKIS BY GEORGE VAILAKIS The potential out there is huge Wine has been the brain engager for Konstantinos Lazarakis, a graduate in mechanical engineering and jazz music. Awarded the title of Master of Wine, K. Lazarakis in this interview reveals that for almost 20 [...]
All fronts open By Antonis D. Papagiannidis Starting today, just past mid-August, the European Commission fresh-from-the-oven Recovery and Resilience Task Force that will allow for the preparation and implementation of the Next Generation EU programmes is supposed to be on foot and ready to go. Coming on the step of the EU Summit, July17th/21st decision [...]
Rough waters, once more by Antonis D. Papagiannidis Two months after Greece and Italy had signed an agreement for the establishment-and- delimitation of their respective EEZs (superposed on the pre-existant one over their continental shelves, dating back to 1977/78), Athens succeeded in signing an agreement with Cairo for a – partial – maritime zones delimitation [...]
Greek Business File, June-July-August 2020, No 126 Inevitable as it was, the lockdown bought out precious time for the exit strategy from the dangerous and unprecedented spiral in the economy and the society caused by the pandemic. Apart from a massive, rapid and eff ective government intervention, the next step is to cleverly test [...]
Greek Business File, June-July-August 2020, No 126 By Nikos Vettas The present recession is expected to be very deep, perhaps around the levels of the first years of the adjustment programs. Nevertheless, this new crisis puts the Greek economy in front of some major challenges and creates new opportunities based on the absolute and urgent [...]
No news in August? Try again! by Antonis D. Papagiannidis Summer months are supposed to last longer, to allow for an ebb in public life tensions. After all, Americans and the British are known to speak of the silly season, while the quote of Umberto Eco goes:” there is no news in August”. August 2020 [...]
Greek Business File, June-July-August 2020, No 126 By Symela Touchtidou There are opportunities in every crisis. The coronavirus pandemic crisis is no exception. While most economic sectors, globally, suffer because of the pandemic, some thrive thanks to it. The best example in Greece are fruits and vegetables exports The pandemic started a global discussion [...]
