Eurobank: Greece Can Gain up to 12.7% Higher GDP From Upgrading Universities
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The study by the bank's Economic Analysis Unit highlights the weaknesses of higher education, but also the great development opportunity through research, innovation and attracting foreign students.
Greece's GDP could increase by up to 12.7% in the long term, if the country manages to approach the quality of the most developed higher education systems.
An increase of up to 12.7% in Greece's GDP could be achieved if universities improve quality and attract foreign students, according to a Eurobank study.
Target 100,000 foreign students and a benefit of 1 billion euros annually.
Greece has the highest participation of young people in tertiary education in the EU, but remains at the bottom in skills and labour market matching.
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