Loukas Papadimos
Also known as Lucas Demetrios Papademos
grekisk politiker och ekonom
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Loukas Papademos is a Greek economist who served as Prime Minister of Greece during a critical period of the country's financial crisis. His leadership mattered because he was brought in to stabilize Greece's economy and manage negotiations with international creditors during a time of severe economic hardship.
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Loukas Papadimos (grekiska: Λουκάς Παπαδήμος), född 11 oktober 1947 i Aten, är en grekisk ekonom och ämbetsman som var Greklands premiärminister mellan den 11 november 2011 och den 17 maj 2012. Papadimos studerade vid Massachusetts Institute of Technology i USA, där han tog en kandidatexamen i fysik 1970, en magisterexamen i elektroteknik 1972 och en doktorsexamen i nationalekonomi 1978. Han blev 1985 chefsekonom vid , biträdande centralbankschef 1993 och centralbankschef från 1994 till 2002. Han var därefter biträdande chef för Europeiska centralbanken (ECB) från 2002 till 2010.
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1947 births20th-century Greek economists21st-century Greek economists21st-century prime ministers of GreeceAcademic staff of the National and Kapodistrian University of AthensAthens College alumniColumbia University facultyGovernors of the Bank of GreeceGreek government-debt crisisHarvard Kennedy School facultyLiving peopleMembers of the Academy of Athens (modern)