According to an article published today by Austrian Die Presse newspaper, the case of Florida State in the US can be used as a model for the Greek economy.

Referring to a speech Paul Achleitner, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bank, gave in Vienna on the challenges faced by banks, the newspaper notes : “Achleitner spoke about the general trends in the field. According to him, in the future, work will be available wherever the best and cheapest labour force is and Europe should see this as an opportunity and try to attract the best workers. So Greece should follow Florida’s example.”

“Thirty, forty years ago, there was nothing in Florida but good weather,” Achleitner stressed adding that “then, infrastructure was developed and more and more companies were set up there. Today, Florida is one of the most dynamic states in the United States.”

Source : Deutsche Welle