Greek agriculture
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The EU’s interest in Asia and Asia’s interest in Europe is primarily commercial. The EU is China’s largest trading partner and, for many Asian economies, it is also the most important partner after China. As a result, there is a high degree of interdependence between the European and Asian economies, a fact that was highlighted by the impact of the financial crisis, which hit Europe much harder than Asia. For the EU, exports to China were seen as a way out of the economic crisis, while China and other Asian countries realized that the decline in demand for their products posed a threat to their entirely export-oriented growth model. Also in response to such events, Europe saw an increased inflow of foreign direct investment from Asia, partly to take advantage of the strategic opportunity, but also contributing to Europe’s economic recovery.
Economy of Greece 2021
Since then, the development of the manufacturing sector of the economy has been hampered by the lack of fuel and difficulties encountered with the use of the country’s hydroelectric power. In 1970, however, the contribution of manufacturing to annual national output exceeded that of agriculture for the first time. Two important sources of economic income for Greece are tourism and shipbuilding.
Greece’s extraction of oil from the northern Aegean fields was a boon to the economy in the early 1980s. In 1981 Greece became a member of the European Economic Community (now the European Union). The national budget in the early 1990s was estimated at about $37.6 billion in revenues, and $45.1 billion in expenditures.
The secondary sector (Greek industry) is based mainly on the production of: food and tobacco products; fabrics and textiles; chemicals; iron and steel; mining and petroleum refining.
Trade in ancient Greece
Since then, our knowledge of the Iberian culture has not stopped improving. To the point that, now, the chronology that so puzzled the excavators of Cerro de los Santos is quite well defined. After the ancient Iberian period, in the 7th century B.C., it is possible to distinguish a classical period, from the 5th to the 3rd century B.C., a peak moment in which there was a transition from monarchies to aristocratic warrior chiefdoms.
These populations were first organized in sacred monarchies, which ended up transformed into client aristocratic chiefdoms, with the warrior chiefs having more absolute political control in the southern zone than in the northeast. However, to further complicate the picture of the Iberian political structure, the descriptions in the sources also mention collegiate decision-making bodies, such as councils of elders or senates.
Perhaps it is this type of political nuance that explains the existence of so many different Iberian peoples. In any case, it is clear that clientelism was taken to the extreme, as demonstrated by the institutions of fides and devotio. The former was a personal dependence, the latter a collective one.
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Industrial property, patents, trademarks – Data banks – Data processing, telecommunication – Equipment – Software – Services – Internet, cybersecurity – Digital solutions, Mobile applications – Embedded systems – Research, innovation – Technology and technology – Earth sciences – Natural sciences – Exact sciences – Collections, hobbies, pastimes – Software – Services – Internet, cybersecurity – Digital solutions, Mobile applications – Embedded systems – Research, innovation – Technology – Earth sciences – Exact sciences – Collections, hobbies, pastimes