One chart shows why the Greek economy is a mess
This chart, from a note written by ING's Mark Cliffe earlier this year, shows why Greece's economic troubles deserve to be described by the word "crisis."
This chart, of real gross domestic product for several European countries, shows how Europe's economic fortunes have changed since the financial crisis in 2008. Only a few countries are back to producing as much or more than they were at in 2008.
Many are still worse off. (It's worth noting that this chart is a bit old, and Finland should be down below Spain these days.)
Greece... Greece is an outlier, with its economy more or less decimated.
Mark Cliffe/ING
(via @felixsalmon and @RobinWigg)
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