Η Σοφια Ζαχαράκη μιλάει για το δημογραφικό στην εκομπή της Karen Gilchrist στο CNBC (youtube.com) (English, CNBC)
During the financial crisis, all the vibrant, educated, modern, younger workers left Greece to go to Germany, the US, etc. Almost half this type of person left, she says. Stable population as a requirement for a strong economy. Can anyone blame Greece for not being as strong as Germany when Germany benefitted from influx of GDP production, benefitting from the crisis that sapped Greece? Now in Greece there's no infrastructure, low birth rate, schools are abandoned, whole regions recently empty. Greeks used to be big families, very close, but you can't start families during economic crises. People now prioritize their careers. Greeks also saw exoduses during the crisis 50s and 60s, and again in the economic downturn in the 80s. The PM in Greece was talked about existencial population collapse, is that possible?
But those rural communities will perhaps get Starlink and modern conveniences once technology improves to distribute goods and maybe services.
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