FlixBus Expands Routes from Bulgaria: New Connections to Thessaloniki, Athens, and More
FlixBus, the renowned European bus company, is set to launch new routes to and from Bulgaria in anticipation of the summer season
Greece should follow the example set by neighbors Bulgaria and Albania and introduce a flat tax, according to Steve Forbes, 64-year-old publisher of the Forbes magazine-and-web empire.
"You take your neighboring countries like Albania and Bulgaria. They don't like to pay taxes there but several years ago they put in a 10 percent flat tax, very easy to collect, and those economies are growing," Forbes has commented on what he believes should be Greece's future tax policy.
"They haven't put in the pro-growth measures in Greece, much less real austerity in the government part so you get the worst of both worlds, an economy that's going under the tank," the former GOP presidential hopeful has added in an interview for Yahoo's The Daily Ticker blog.
According to Forbes, Europe is heading in the wrong direction on two fronts by allowing Greece to restructure its debts with private creditors in the manner it did, while doing nothing to foster growth needed to bring about more lasting recovery.
He believes that Greece's rescue fund will keep Europe afloat for so long, but without lasting reform, crises will return both in Greece and in other troubled countries like Portugal, Spain and Italy.
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