Wealth inequality in Greece and other countries that received international bailouts is more pronounced today than during the debt crisis, according to the European Central Bank, while Eurostat said that more than half of Greeks are currently unable to cover unexpected expenses. More specifically, a post on the ECB’s website by researchers Danilo Bianco, Jiri Slacalek and Oreste Tristani, successive macroeconomic shocks in the eurozone, from the debt crisis to the pandemic and the more recent inflation surge, have had uneven effects on wealth distribution.
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