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Journal Article

Cyprus: Economy without Business Model? (original publication German only)

Authors

  • Benček
  • D.
  • Dettmer
  • B.
  • Schrader
  • K.

Publication Date

Key Words

Bank Crisis

Cyprus

economic development

Economic Structures

Reforms

Related Topics

European Union & Euro

Economic & Financial Crises

Europe

Cyprus appeared to be a South European success story until the beginning of the economic and financial crisis in the year 2008. But in early 2013 the country was at the edge of bankruptcy, the leading banks were illiquid, the economy was shrinking and unemployment was rising. Against this background it is analyzed which factors contributed to the Cyprian crash and how the country could accomplish a change for the better. Due to the lack of industrial competence it is suggested to revive the Cyprian service industry in the course of a reunification of Cyprus. A reunification could rebuild confidence lost during the crisis, create synergy effects in tourism and facilitate natural gas production.

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  • Dr. Klaus Schrader
    Kiel Institute Researcher

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