Mitsotakis' plan for Greece

Elections in Greece saw the centre-right party New Democracy win the outright majority in Parliament. But what does this all mean for the Greek people and economy?

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Athens Parliament Greece

In Henley Business School's Leading Insights, Dr Nikolaos Antypas discusses Kyriakos Mitsotakis' four-point plan for Greece. Whilst this presents many challenges for the new government, the main obstacles come from the international agreements in place. Negotiations with creditors will be essential before any tax reforms can be implemented. Find out more here.

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Dr Nikolaos Antypas

Lecturer in Finance

Dr Nikolaos Antypas

Published	11 July 2019
Topics: Business News

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