Wall Street Journal blog reports the pathos of Greece

25%

The Greek economy has shrunk since its peak in mid-2008

25.8%

Percentage of Greeks who remain out of work, according to the national statistics agency. This means that 1.2 million people are unemployed, according to the October figures.

3rd

The position Greece is ranked among its European partners for the percentage of population at risk of poverty and social exclusion, according to Eurostat.

23.1%

Percentage of Greeks living at risk of poverty in 2013, according to Eurostat figures.

33.5% or €77 Billion ($89.38 Billion)

The amount of nonperforming loans—those for which debtors have failed to make payments for more than 90 days, according to Greece’s central bank governor.

€70 billion

The approximate value of outflows from Greek banks over the past five years, according to central bank figures.

83.9%

Percentage the Greek stock market has fallen since 2008.

 (http://blogs.wsj.com/briefly/2015/01/20/crisis-in-greece-the-numbers/?utm_content=11365544&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter)

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