The Country Greece, how much is development there, is it an europian country, what type of business can one find there and which curency (money) do they use?
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Greece is a European Country. Europe is a continent. (the name Europe was taken from a girl in Greek Mythology!) \nContinents are Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, America. Have you ever seen the Olympic flag? every cycle means one continent. Olympic games born in ancient Greece. The first Olympic Games hosted by Greece too in 1896.\nHave you ever heard, Hercules, Alexander the Great, Plato, Socrates... all Greeks! \n\nYou can find anything here, we use EURO currency.
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You live in Greece and have a business all around you.  We Americans love anything we deem "exotic" or "foreign" and with eBay at your fingertips you have a gold mind at your doorstep. You could also create a website and market local Greek artist and craft makers items, with you getting a percentage of each sale (websites are very inexpensive and with pay-pal available you would be able to take credit cards and have a shopping cart).  If this doesn't appeal to you then I suggest you read any and all American magazines to see what the hottest new trends are.  I know that animal "bling bling" is big right now as well as "bling bling" for cell phones.\n\nI wish you all the best, good luck.
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Just curious did it work in France? Was it basic set up money? What were the conditions?I knew they had problems but was unaware of this. \n Always nice to hear what others do. I will have check this out. \n I was getting tired of the other questions. Thanks
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I will write it in Greek ΦΙΔΙΠΠΙΔΗΣ .Read just what you see PHI-THI-PI-THIS.THI must be read like THIS Good lack from Greece
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You should consider linking a new subdomain off of your home page. This would use the same domain, but would create a new subdomain that is unique to the country that you wish to do business in. You can do this without paying for a separate domain.\n\nYou can see how I did this using this site below.\n\nYou can still use much of your existing distribution and payment processing, just link those sections off of your subdomain.
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of course i have...i live in greece and we share borders with albania. its really sad, how much ignorance walks around these days!
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Hello,\n\nI would say they all have their strength and also weaknesses. Since you are going over to greece, i would recommend some phrase books like \n\nberlitz greek\nLonely planet greek\nRough guide to greek\n\nPimsleur and rosetta stone are the best in the market right now, but expensive. If i were you i would check it oout in the local library first. \n\nTake care
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Which country you are located now? In which field you wish to set up your business? What is the tentetive size, i mean is it large scale, medium scale or smaller one?\n\nFeel free to write me back...
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great foods, great music, very good enjoying but of course this is not possibble \n\nlets look about economy\ntotal GPD in turkey about 800 billion dollars\ntotal GPD in greece $250 billion dollars  \n\nboth is about 1 trillion dollars if both country can grown %10 yearly i think possible 10 years later (2,6 trillions dollars)  this confederation biggest economical power in the europe thats mean 2th or 3th on the world yes very strong power\n\nlets look turkey with %5 grow everyyear\n10 years later it ll has 1.3 trillion dollars \n\nok lets do it :p
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Well one positive is that the country makes money that it can use towards things that the government subsidizes, etc.  More tourists means more money for the country.  Conversely, the money (at least in most countries) tends to go to corrupt and greedy governments and the people of the country never see it.
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maybe,like greece won euro.never say never.
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A 56 percent majority of world citizens are opposed to globalization, believing that it creates more problems than it solves. Among Greeks, 72 percent of the respondents are in agreement with that opinion. Thus the Greek people can be said to be anti-globalization  by a wide majority.\n\nThere is also a strong streak of radical left wing politics in Greece which has long been virulently Anti-American and has now added anti-globalization as a natural continuation.\n\nMuch of the anti-globalization sentiment comes from the fact that Greece is a tiny country with a language that spoken by almost no one outside of Greece other than Greek immigrants. It is easy for Greeks to view their culture as being potentially swamped by globalization.\n\nThe Greek government is a bit more level headed about the issue and understands that Greece needs integration into the world economy, the adoption of international standards, and cooperation with international bodies.
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you really can't i tried it when i lived in europe,  the best thing is to buy money from a cheap country like poland, buy alot of their items, like polish potery, and sell it on ebay  for tripple or more than what you paid for it
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google cia factbook or something; the website might've changed locations, so just click 'new page' or w/e it is, then in look for greece in the little menu bar thing
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If you are looking to find employment in Greece or in Europe, you should check into the airlines in your country/Europe and find out if they offer cadet schemes or sponsored training. Airlines offering such schemes will train you and then you will pay off your training loan via payroll deduction during your employment. Not all airlines offer such schemes, so you will have to check into who does.\n\nI suggest going to this aspiring & current career pilot message board in your search for information:\n\nhttp://www.pprune.org
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The bottom line is that you will NOT be able to find a US investor who will help you start a company in Europe. That is just not going to happen, and you really shouldn't waste the next year of your life trying to find such a mythical person. But if you want to start a company closer to home, check out these two books:\n\nJohn May's "Every Business Needs an Angel" [first link] and Asheesh Advani's "Investors in your Backyard" [second link].
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Be VERY careful. It's hard enough to make money with an airline in a developed wealthy western country.\n\nI'd be looking to obtain a Government contract which you can be certain will be honoured as well as getting a very good understanding of the political process etc of the country. \n\nWho is your target market? \nWhat realistic opportunity is there for growth? \nIs the standard of living of the country expected to increase significantly?  etc. etc.