-How can a country so rich in resources sink into unreliability and disrepute?
-How can our economic advantages be flawed?
-How can informality be a prerequisite for competitiveness?
-What is it called when you live off other people's money? Rent-seeking? Corruption?
-Why is our national sport rent-seeking? What are the secrets of the most lucrative profession in Greece and how does it relate to kleptocracy, nepotism, and parasitism?
-Why in Greece does performance not matter?
-Why is it beneficial to participate in corruption?
-How is the talent of Greeks channeled into corruption?
-Do Vikings live in Greece? Is Greece really the "Iceland of the Aegean"?
-Why are most politicians rational opportunists?
-Why are progressive reformist politicians rare?
-Why do Greeks seem to shun the market economy?
-Why is Greece a left-leaning nation?
-How can a reboot of the economy occur and what role can progressive economic pragmatism play?
-Why can economic anarchy in our country sometimes be more efficient than state organization?
-Is the Greek tax system unfair and to whom?
-Is the tax-free threshold of 12,000 euros high or low?
-Why is Greece the Elysium of self-employment?
-Why is the real estate market collapsing and how does it end up as loot in the hands of rent-seekers?
-Who benefits from tolls in entrepreneurship?
-Do closed markets ultimately benefit lawyers and truck owners?
-Why is strict, external academic evaluation in higher education beneficial for students and their parents?
-What is the friendly "nudge" from the government?
-Increasing competitiveness, increasing employment, increasing wages: Are these concepts contradictory or not?
-To increase wages, must business profits be restricted?
-Are illegally parked cars related to tax evasion?
-How can markets pay for natural disasters?
-Why does obesity cost the economy?
-If police salaries increase, will policing improve?
-You are religious, you are also a "freeloader". Why do Greeks love God but do not go to church?
-Why can the development of public space favor private individuals?
-How does public debt enrich rent-seekers?
-Why does collective action fail so glaringly in Greece? Why does "mass freeloading" prevail and what needs to be done to overcome it?
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- Authors
- THeodoros Pelagidis, Michalis Mitsopoulos
- Publisher
- Ekdoseis Papazisi
- Language
- Greek
- Subtitle
- How progressive pragmatism can put it back on the path to growth
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 523
- Publication Date
- 2010
- Dimensions
- 14x21 cm
- ISBN-13
- 9789600224030
Book Type
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI)
- No
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