A Political Economy of Modern Greece

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The analysis focuses on Greece's political and economic development post-World War II, emphasizing modern economic mechanisms such as production, growth, and income distribution. It highlights key economic policy issues, particularly the mobilization of internal resources and international conditions. Utilizing a Kaldorian approach, the study employs an endogenous growth model that incorporates both physical and human capital, with 1950 as a reference point. Additionally, it explores the impact of demand-side factors, especially foreign direct investment, on economic growth.