Following the party's defeat in the 1993 legislative elections, Xafa worked as a financial-market analyst at Salomon Brothers/Citigroup in London, UK. In the period 2004–09, she served as a member of the board of the IMF in Washington D.C., representing countries such as Italy, Greece, and Portugal,[3] and subsequently worked as senior investment strategist and member of the advisory board of I.J. Partners in Geneva, Switzerland.[4]
She has publicly denounced the "magician's tricks" that ostensibly "beautified" Greece's state finances and economic ratios at the time of the country joining the Eurozone,[9] as well as any attempt at Grexit.[10] She has called on Greek governments to close down the Greek state's defense manufacturing industries because "they are operating at a financial loss."[11] In the 2010s, she joined the "free market", "pro-business" Drassi ("Action") party, serving on its executive committee.[12]
Selected works
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Xafa, Miranda (18 March 2012). "Greece's exit from the Eurozone would be all pain, no gain". CEPR. Vox. Retrieved 6 July 2018. What led Greece into this mess is its ineffective, incompetent, and corrupt political establishment, which viewed politics as a means of providing favours to special interest groups in exchange for vote-buying.