Brussels, 07/10/2013 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 7 October, the Greek government unveiled its draft budget for 2014, expecting growth of 0.6% of GDP following six years in a row of recession.
The budget explains that the economy, which has shrunk about a quarter since its peak in 2007, will grow by 0.6 percent next year thanks to a rebound in investment and exports including tourism.
The Greek government's draft budget for 2014 targets a general government deficit of 2.4% of GDP, which is...