Good points about how the supply side forms, often painful for many, can work for most when brought in alongside technological advances that, presumably require some investment somewhere. Basically, they could have gone for more Shock Therapy but it doesn't look like they have. Also, I suppose some credit should go at some point to the EU for not actually ejecting Greece from the Euro when for a time it seemed inevitable, a bit of evidence that fudging is better than failure.
Good points about how the supply side forms, often painful for many, can work for most when brought in alongside technological advances that, presumably require some investment somewhere. Basically, they could have gone for more Shock Therapy but it doesn't look like they have. Also, I suppose some credit should go at some point to the EU for not actually ejecting Greece from the Euro when for a time it seemed inevitable, a bit of evidence that fudging is better than failure.