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  1. FDI, rather than tax cuts, holds key to stronger growth rates - study

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    retirees while capping pension payments at 700 euros a month for everyone. It was found

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  2. Newsletter 192 -01/02/2019

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    and stops paying pensions to younger retirees while capping pension payments at 700 euros a month

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  3. EC warns budget not on track due to handouts, advises against further underspend
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    ceilings have been set artificially high. More specifically, out of the 2.48 billion euros

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  4. Newsletter 209 -07/06/2019

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    less than initially planned, either by choice or because spending ceilings have been set

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  5. New Democracy tax pledges put spotlight on available fiscal space
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    . Ceilings on spending have already been set, at 45.2 billion for primary expenditure, 6.7 billion

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  6. Draft budget sets ambitious growth target of 2.8 pct in 2020, plugs fiscal gaps
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    are also seen in recalculating the spending ceilings in the budget and spending reviews

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  7. EC sees growth at 1.8 pct for 2019, rising to 2.3 pct in 2020 and fiscal targets in reach
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    by higher collection in indirect taxes and revised spending ceilings. Although the latest fiscal

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  8. Newsletter 227 -08/11/2019

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    and revised spending ceilings. September’s monthly general government (gg) primary cash surplus came

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  9. Brussels gives Athens thumbs-up for reforms and budget
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    by the equivalent measures of lowering spending ceilings in areas where spending was under-executed

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  10. Newsletter 229 -22/11/2019

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    million euros. spending ceilings in areas where spending was under-executed consistently over recent

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