According to the Atlas of Economic Complexity, developed by Ricardo Hausmann and colleagues at Harvard University, the 2008 gap between Greece’s income and the knowledge content of its exports was the largest in a sample of 128 countries. By 2013, Greece ranked 48th in the Atlas’s index of complexity of exports – by far the lowest of any developed country in Europe – while Argentina ranked 67th.
根据里卡多·豪斯曼（Ricardo Hausmann）及其哈佛大学同事的《经济复杂性的阿特拉斯》（Atlas of Economic Complexity），2008年希腊的收入与其出口的知识成分之间的缺口为128个样本国家中最大的一个。2013年，希腊名列出口复杂性阿特拉斯指数的第48位——是目前欧洲发达国家的最低排名——而阿根廷名列第67位。