Land of ancient civilization; Future scenarios for the metal consumption market in Greece

The economy of Greece has experienced ups and downs in recent years and has faced significant challenges such as debt and financial crises, labor and technological structures. These have prevented the country’s industrial sector from keeping pace with other European countries in terms of growth and progress. However, the relative improvement in the country’s economic… | log in

the role of tourism in the modernization of the Greece’s economic structure

While the tourism industry has always been a complementary pillar of economic growth in many Mediterranean countries in the past decades, the Greece government, by intelligently taking advantage of the country’s comparative advantages, including its unique geographical location, glorious civilizational heritage, climatic diversity, and a range of cultural and historical attractions, has succeeded in turning… | log in

Trade attached circle; The path of commercial development in Greece

Greece, a country strategically located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, has long played a key role in maritime and regional trade. Its economy, especially after the debt crisis of the 2010s, has embarked on a path of structural reforms and sustainable growth, with international trade being a key driver of this economic… | log in

The path to recovery; Fundamental structure of the Greece economy

The economy of Greece, on the threshold of the 21st century, entered a period with a wave of optimism about full integration with the European economic structure and the benefit of Union subsidies. Initially, signs of sustainable growth, expansion of consumption, and financial openness were seen. However, behind this prosperity, shortcomings in the financial structure,… | log in

Reconstruction and prosperity; The path of economic development of Greece

The economy of Greece, with its ancient history that stems from philosophy and politics, faced numerous challenges in the second half of the 20th century, challenges arising from the devastation of civil war, political instability, and underdeveloped economic structures that, hand in hand, led to the country’s slow and unplanned development. During this turbulent period,… | log in

The history of Denmark’s economic growth and the trends affecting it

The history of Denmark’s economic growth dates back to the 17th century. When agriculture and farming were the main occupations of the country’s inhabitants, Denmark’s logistical importance to other European countries, such as the Netherlands, who were looking for trade and access to Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea, paved the way for its economic growth.… | log in

The steersman of dynamic business; An analysis of Denmark’s ranking in world trade interactions

As one of the world’s most advanced and high-income economies, Denmark has become an important gateway to global trade, especially in Europe. Due to its proximity to the Baltic Sea and the North Sea to the east and west, the country is considered a link between these two regions. Denmark’s southern border with Germany, the… | log in

Denmark’s economic structure and its prominent indicators

Denmark as a small but powerful country whose economy moves forward not with emotional accelerations, but with steady and calculated steps, has been shining among the top economies of Europe for years with its stability and sustainability. From advanced industry and renewable energy to smart agriculture and powerful financial services, every part of this country’s… | log in

Scenarios ahead of Japan’s base metals consumption in the coming years

Japan’s economy has experienced significant growth and development since the end of World War II, which inflicted severe damage on the country, and today ranks as the fourth largest economy in the world. This is despite the country continuously facing risks such as shortages of raw materials, natural disasters, and a sharp decline in growth… | log in

Towards sustainable development; Japan’s business development and its current share in the world

Trade relations have long been one of the most important parts of human life, and in today’s industrialized world, they play a central role in the economies of countries in a widespread and developed way, so that the trade balance index for a country can be considered a suitable criterion for evaluating its strength and… | log in