In such a solution, primary surpluses could be lowered in exchange for an acceleration of reforms; the outcome will be a win-win situation for both Greece and its EU partners, given that Greece will be able to return faster to a high growth path that safeguards fiscal sustainability and the repayment of bail-out funds.
The above-average earnings they receive reflect the increasing value added created by financial institutions, which, in turn, results from their enhanced ability to marshal savings to support investment in the most productive physical capital.