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Newsletter 78 - 17/06/2016
relates to the excessive emphasis on tax increases that could lead to a stronger recessionary impact
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Crisis management policy: the sad lesson of the Greek case
Agoraeconomy entered a growth path that would lead to full employment. The high and increasing unemployment
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ECB reinstates waiver in first step towards improving liquidity conditions for Greek banks
EconomyBankinggain access to cheaper liquidity of 5-6 billion euros. This would lead to lower interest expenses
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Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016
Germany has attempted to lead by example, the refugee crisis has certainly tested the EU’s unity
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SYRIZA to suggest switch to proportional representation, schedules congress for Oct
PoliticsGreek Politicsof proportional representation even though critics have highlighted that it could lead to hung parliaments
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Tsipras aims for new alliances and EU changes after Brexit
PoliticsForeign Policy, which will probably lead to the leftists being excluded from governing. Isolated for so long within
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IMF sets out key priorities for Greece, including labour market flexibility
Economythe issue of deteriorating demographics that would lead to a rapid ageing of the European workforce
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Russia and China prove hot topics in Tsipras-Obama talks at NATO Summit
PoliticsForeign Policyin the performance of the Greek economy. It is expected that this concern will lead to US Treasury
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Tsipras eyes connection with voters through changes to constitution, electoral system
PoliticsGreek Politicsthere may still be time for some haggling between the parties that could lead to changes which have
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The cat is out of the bag: Europe's politics is a mess
AgoraYou are the outgoing British prime minister, responsible for calling a needless referendum whose result will – at best – lead to a painful realignment in your country’s relations with the rest of Europe and the wider world. What is your last action in Parliament? A moment of reflection about
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