Summary
An analysis of the impact of Regulation 2015/1839, which provided exceptional financial liquidity and higher co-financing rates to Greece during its economic crisis. 10 11.09.2018
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economy
finance
transport
social policy
european union
administrative law
cooperation policy
public administration
public finance and budget policy
employment and working conditions
Key points
- Implementation of special financial measures to support Greece during periods of extreme economic instability.
- Increased EU co-financing rates helped maintain essential public investment levels.
- Approximately 2 billion euros in additional liquidity were provided to the Greek economy between 2015 and 2016.
- The funds supported diverse sectors including transport, environment, tourism, and small business competitiveness.
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