Greece sees pensions at 25% of GDP by 2050

By 2005-04-27T04:13:00

GREECE – The governor of the Greek central bank, Nicholas Garganas, has warned that Greece is set to pay 25% of its GDP in pensions by 2050, given the low retirement age, high unemployment and falling birth rates.

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