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  1. In EU, Athenians least satisfied with city life but becoming happier
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    Society

    million), enjoys one of the lowest infant mortality rates of all EU capital cities (at 1.8 per

    3%

  2. Newsletter 88 - 16/09/2016

    Newsletters

    building permits retreated by 17.2 percent while building surface and volume fell at higher rates

    3%

  3. Tight schedule to approve multi-bill, tick off remaining milestones

    EconomyProgramme

    of lower rates until the end of 2018. Moreover, the discount of 15 percent on the total amount

    3%

  4. Government caught between milestones and corruption claims
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    at favourable rates in 2015 despite the fact that it had an extremely low credit rating, Attica

    3%

  5. New overdue taxes climb 1.4 bln in Aug, total stock edges up to 91.6 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    collectability rates of 69.3 and 73.4 percent respectively. It is highlighted that personal income tax

    3%

  6. Newsletter 90 - 30/09/2016

    Newsletters

    in Greece were policy instability (17.6 percent), tax rates (17.1 percent) and inefficient government

    3%

  7. Draft budget sees primary surplus at 1.8 pct of GDP in 2017, revenue interventions of 2.5 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) Change in rates and extension of solidarity levy (678 million) 3) Increase in the excise tax

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  8. Greek households continue to slash spending on goods and services

    Society

    ), miscellaneous goods and services (9.0 percent), health (7.5 percent – one of the highest rates in Europe

    3%

  9. ELSTAT revises nominal 2015 GDP contraction to 1.3 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by 265 million to 180.65 billion. Although real GDP growth in 2015 was not changed, the growth rates

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  10. Tsipras in Brussels prep for Obama trip

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of low interest repayment rates set by creditors. If the talks in Brussels go well, the government

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