BBC World News: Greek Elections
Dr Nikolaos Antypas appeared on BBC World to discuss the Greek elections & how the Greek economy could be heading for outstanding growth in the next few years.
In the Business Briefing, Dr Nikolaos Antypas suggested that the market seems to approve of the new government. However, the plan for recovery requires tax cuts, reform of the public sector, resetting of the banking sector and attracting more investment.
Watch the full interview on BBC iPlayer.
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