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Anna Eliopoulos

Greeks turn abroad as economy at home shrinks and sputters

February 17, 2012
Business, Economics and Jobs

The Greek economy is in shambles and not really showing any signs of improving. That's led many to look abroad for opportunities — but a lot of times the landings abroad aren't much better. It's also put a crimp in the plans of many who'd gone abroad with hopes of one day returning.

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