Part of Greece's most recent bailout calls for the country to privatize a swath of its assets to pay off a portion of its loans.Greece needs to raise 50 billion euros (about $55 billion) through the sale of public assets, and international financial analysts don't expect that sum to add up anytime soon. Public assets might not be worth what they once were, since there is so much risk in foreign investment in Greece in recent years.Read full article
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