If you blinked, you might have missed it. But last November, there was a moment of good news for Greece. New economic data revealed that Greece's economy had actually stopped shrinking at the beginning of 2014. It was the end of a six-year-long recession. Those were the halcyon days—yes, there was more than one—of economic growth, 25.9 percent unemployment, and a euro zone that seemed to have survived the worst.Read full article
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