‘Rebranding ended up Replay’
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance is referring to “vague and unnecessary promises” in a statement in a statement Commenting on the speech of former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras At the Economist Conference: The Fifth Thessaloniki Metropolitan Summit.
As he pointed out, “the only specific he confirmed was his usual tactic of imposing new taxes, which baptized it a” patriotic levy “, without specifying who would concern, but judging by his actions again targeting the middle class”.
According to the same announcement, “the New Democracy government has in practice proved that tax reduction policy is its basic political choice”.
Concerning Mr Tsipras’ report on a positive immigration balance and Spain’s example, the ministry comments “apparently forgets its failed immigration policy, with the well-known images of shame for the 2015-2016 period still fresh”.
“For the financial data he gave, we understand that Mr Tsipras is eagerly looking for at least one index that has improved during his rule, as almost all macroeconomic and budgetary indicators show the backlash that the country was found on his days.”
And according to the EIA RES, it concludes “only it is recalled that the average salaries per employee over the years not only increased, but in 2019 was 6.8% lower than 2014. Household deposits decreased by 13.3%, the increase in investment was zero and the debt as a percentage of GDP increased as a percentage of GDP, The growth rate was compressed.