- Greek Budget Office: Reduction of VAT is not a solution to the problem of high prices
- Positive prospects for the Greek economy in 2024
- Greek State Budget Office report for June 2024 shows increase in economic growth
- Private consumption and investments contribute to economic growth
- Investments in capital and human resources are crucial for long-term economic growth
- Greece needs to cover a large investment gap compared to the Eurozone average
- Accelerating the distribution of Recovery and Resilience Fund resources is crucial for boosting investments
- National Investment Fund should prioritize funding high-tech and value-added investments
- Successful completion of investments and reforms by 2026 will lead to a shift towards a more productive economic model with higher added value
Source: taxheaven.gr
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