
Peter Sanfey
Deputy Director, Head of Country Economics at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
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Jul 30, 2026
Has Greece really recovered from the crisis?
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Nick MalkoutzisHOST
Well, what explains this disconnect, and what does it tell us about how ordinary Greeks have experienced the recovery compared to, say, firms and, uh, investors?

Peter SanfeyGUEST
To me, I think this is one of the most interesting findings, one of the most striking findings in the paper.

Peter SanfeyGUEST
I think they're very instructive sometimes on confidence, uh, well-being, happiness, and so on, which we, we feature alongside the hard data as well, the hard economic data.

Peter SanfeyGUEST
Um, so the, the economic sentiment indicator, which is, uh, capturing the views of business is indeed, or at least at the time of finalizing the paper, uh, was above the EU average.
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