Here is Germany Prime Minister Brüning in 1931.
Here is Greek Prime Minister Papandreou in 2011.
Brüning fled Germany in 1934 after the Nazi takeover in 1933.
Brüning (1931) and Papandreou (2011)
Posted by Lars Christensen on October 24, 2011
https://marketmonetarist.com/2011/10/24/bruning-1931-and-papandreou-2001/
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/ October 25, 2011Good one Lars! Maybe Mr. Papandreou should indeed worry about growth in the first place, before color coding it.