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Policy Article

Will Portugal Turn into a Second Greece?

Authors

  • Schrader
  • K.
  • Laaser
  • C.-F.

Publication Date

Key Words

economic development

Economic Structures

Portugal

Reformen

Reforms

Wirtschaftsentwicklung

Wirtschaftsstruktur

Related Topics

European Union & Euro

Economic & Financial Crises

Europe

Portugal’s deep economic crisis gives rise to the expectation that the country will turn into a second Greece. The Kiel economists Klaus Schrader and Claus-Friedrich Laaser analyse, whether this expectation is well founded or not. Their analysis of the crisis in Portugal shows that Portugal has a better chance of avoiding economic collapse than Greece. It is up to the Portuguese government to improve economic conditions by far-reaching structural reforms.

Kiel Institute Expert

  • Dr. Klaus Schrader
    Kiel Institute Researcher

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