Another way to view how much countries have left to absorb from the RRF in just over two years (while also absorbing structural funds from the 2021-27 programme period). 🇬🇷🇭🇷🇪🇸 still have almost 10% of GDP left to absorb. 🇵🇱 had a delayed start while 🇭🇺 is still uncertain.
Another way to view how much countries have left to absorb from the RRF in just over two years (while also absorbing structural funds from the 2021-27 programme period). 🇬🇷🇭🇷🇪🇸 still have almost 10% of GDP left to absorb. 🇵🇱 had a delayed start while 🇭🇺 is still uncertain. https://t.co/DpNwGwy7wA
@DanielKral1 Covid is over. Greece and Italy are doing relatively well. The EU RRF should obviously be cancelled. Europe has better use for this money. Use it to pay for armaments/remilitarization or, better still, return it to the member states.
@DanielKral1 Thanks for sharing. Quite interesting graphs. I would just add that some countries could potentially decide not to take on loans and benefit juste from grants. That said, current state of monetary policy might challenge that decision.