Marxian economics

A total of 212,000 homes are estimated to be missing from the Greek property market, according to a study by Piraeus Bank. This is the reason why prices are 14% overvalued today, compared to the level they should be at according to the fundamental macroeconomic figures of the Greek economy.

Inflation is, of course, not only a Greek problem or just an imported problem. It's also not like a storm that can't be dealt with and you just wait for it to pass. Nor, again, is it a neutral phenomenon: It redistributes wealth. As long as consumption holds up, producers and retailers raise prices and profits. Are we experiencing greedflation?

Even if a reduction of value-added tax is not the solution, the continuation of high food prices is a problem that is taking a toll on society.

The Greek market suffered from a lack of transparency and healthy competition even before the current inflation crisis began, and while some efforts were made to deal with these problems, they were obviously not enough. 

"Geocultura," inspiring the connection between cultivation of the land and cultivation of the mind, is the broad theme of the 8th Thessaloniki Biennale, running out of the Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art (momus.gr) at different venues across the northern port city.

All available data shows that real estate prices, mainly in Greece's urban centers, are rising fast.

The problem is not just here in this country, but the cost of housing in relation to income is much worse in Greece than in the rest of Europe.

As long as demand is greater than supply, apartment prices will go up, architect Branka Bonjak tells RTS and reveals when prices are expected to start declining.

If these theories prove true, it could help us understand a lot about why the Earth’s core seems to change constantly

In the studio of "Hello, Bulgaria" talkshow financier Emil Harsev and economist Stoyan Panchev commented on whether Bulgaria should expect a new leap in the prices of staples due to the appreciation of natural gas.I expect the prices to rise tby over 12 %. Harsev predicted.

Prime Minister Florin Citu states that, if it is changed, the deficit target assumed for this year will be corrected "downwards".

Food prices in Bulgaria are the highest for the last 5 years. Prices of most products have risen to a record high during the pandemic, data from the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Markets show.