The Greek experience

IN May, the IMF, European Commission and European Central Bank – now referred to as the troika – were called into debt-ridden Greece on the verge of financial collapse.

But six months since the troika’s arrival and a deal being done, the Greek economy is still struggling.

Revenues are not what were predicted under the bailout deal, and the deficit is above what the wave of austerity measures were designed to achieve.

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