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  1. Draft budget maps out narrow fiscal path for coming years
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    pay grid and 825 million euros for the scheduled rise in pensions. Another income-boosting measure

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  2. Government preparing U-turn on controversial tax measure in bid to win back self-employed
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    . The government plans to introduce a formula for setting basic pay based on growth and inflation

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  3. Newsletter 440 - 08/11/2024

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    by one point, though with negligible effect on take-home pay. In another landmark measure

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  4. Role of inflation in US elections gives government food for thought

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    contributions by one point, though with negligible effect on take-home pay. In another landmark measure

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  5. Government tables 2025 budget, seeing stable growth, solid public finances and lower debt
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    on the spending side are 1.07 billion euros from reforming the pay scale in the public sector and 822 million

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  6. PM accepts economic recovery not being felt by all, argues for more time

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    and boost revenues pay off. This is also predicated on the government convincing Greece’s European partners

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  7. Greek politics goes from stability to state of flux
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    problems faced by the country and its citizens rather to pay attention only to the political field, which

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  8. Newsletter 443 - 29/11/2024

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    Institute of Retail Consumer Goods (IELKA) it was revealed that consumers must pay 28 pct more to buy 2 pct

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  9. Latest data highlights tough day-to-day economic conditions, giving opposition ammunition
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    Economy

    that consumers must pay 28 pct more to buy 2 pct fewer goods compared to 2006. The data does not just capture

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  10. Newsletter 444 - 06/12/2024

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    against profits with a rate of 29 pct up to 2040. Practically, banks would not pay taxes for close

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