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The state has a debt on its obligations. As a result it had to cut its costs. They have done that by lowering incomes (e.g. for civil servants). Many people protested. Production levels lowered. Final result was that the Greek economy got mixed up.

Trust is important in economics. Many corporations and banks didn't trust the Greek state anymore. This had a damaging effect on Greece's economy as well.

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