yeah, 10k.
In all truth I consider myself extremely involved with global politics as a whole and under this is a specific interest in the EU as a whole as of late. Especially given the situation in Ukraine, the EU having a horrible military, a real laughing stock knocking at their door step. There is a lot of economic problems in Greece, specifically I agree with the overarching theory that greek economic problem spring from a mix of their social expenditures and a decreasing lack of revenue from the tourist industry. Coupled with a lower bracket amount of working age people and a general decline in birth rates, though the Greek economy may be recovering, it certainly in my mind is yet form stable.
Greece is one of the last countries, in my mind, at least in 'western' Europe that's transitioning to a real westernized state. We can see across the world, countries like India and a multitude of African countries having lower birth rates after their westernization, as child mortality falls, less children are born. But there is still an initial boom of population where people still have a lot of kids, and few die, from the initial 'boom,' their economy is born, really forged out. The era between their then working age individuals, adapting into modern age work ethics and modernization, etc. Though I'm not very studied on the situation in Greece, that is my theory. I think with the help of the European and global community, and careful manage from their government, they can recover from any economic downturn they have recently experienced. Solid 7 for me.
"alright" to both