GDP and Tourism Chapter 12-2 Greece Greece Today Sit with your color! Bellwork: Read the article in the folder on your desk. Do what your “ticket” says.

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GDP and Tourism Chapter 12-2 Greece

Greece Today Sit with your color! Bellwork: Read the article in the folder on your desk. Do what your “ticket” says. Examine the next political cartoon. Read the article about A country’s debt Budget surplus Budget deficit Greece’s Flag

Greece Today Burrito Book page 3. ***If a country spends ___less__ than it takes in (through taxes), it is called a budget surplus. ***If a country spends ___more__ than it takes in (through taxes), it is called a budget deficit. A budget deficit means that a country has a debt. A debt is money that is owed.

Greece’s Economy page 295 Read the first paragraph. Why is Greece’s economy poorer than many other European countries? Read page 295. Greece is poorer than other European countries because of its lack of resources! It has only a few minerals and most of the land is too rocky to farm.

Greece’s Economy Read the second paragraph. What does Greece excel in and why? However, Greece excels in shipping because they are located on the Mediterranean Sea and Aegean Sea.

Greece’s Economy Today Because of the history of the Greek civilization, many tourists travel to Greece to see the ancient sites of Athens and the surrounding area. Also, because of their historical artifacts (like the Parthenon), much of Greece’s economy is also supported by tourism.

Political Cartoons!! However, Greece currently is going through a financial crisis. Examine the following Political Cartoons: 1. “Parthenon for Sale” 2. The Greek Economy 3. Greek Piggy Bank 4. Germany’s leader holding up the EU and Greece Greece has a huge budget deficit that it is struggling to pay back.

EU = European Union. It’s a group of countries in Europe that work together.

What does the artist say about the Greek economy?

In the real world….. Since tourism REALLY helps local businesses, could this be the reason why…. Nashville, TN is spending millions of dollars to build a big convention center? Cities all over the world try VERY hard to host the Olympic Games? You see television commercials advertising for you to come to their state, country, or city?

Greece’s economy today Shipping and tourism have helped Greece’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) but today, Greece is still struggling to pay its deficit. GDP is the value of all the goods and services produced in a single year.