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  1. Newsletter 86 - 26/08/2016

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    quarter. The decline in housing prices continues unabated for the 29th successive quarter, yet the pace

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  2. Budget primary surplus reaches 3.6 bln in 7-month, monthly revenues miss target in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    period, slightly down by 1 percent from last year, yet beating target by 2.65 billion. Revenues Revenues

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  3. Effort to unite PASOK and Potami seems to have hit a wall

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    remained relatively stable since last November, none of the opposition have profited decisively yet

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  4. In EU, Athenians least satisfied with city life but becoming happier
    Photo by Can Esenbel [www.mundanepleasure.com]

    Society

    . Yet, Athenians were at the top of the city satisfaction charts in their view (61 percent

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  5. A market for NPL resolution

    Agora

    national authorities address NPLs does not yet exist in the eurozone. NPLs are a highly differentiated

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  6. Greek teens less likely to smoke, get drunk than European peers but gamble more
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Society

    found in the Czech Republic (96 percent), Greece (94 percent) and Hungary (93 percent). Yet, while

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  7. Greek Pharmaceuticals: The little pill with big potential
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    EconomyFeatures

    of the internal Greek market is that it has yet to harness the potential of branded generics. While

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  8. Countdown to start of second review begins, focus on more reforms
    Photo by MacroPolis

    EconomyProgramme

    bill on the out-of-court process next week, earlier than initially scheduled. It is not yet clear

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  9. Making the extraordinary ordinary

    Agora

    on their islands. Yet, the stories of bravery and generosity abound. Another fine example can be seen

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  10. Newsletter 94 - 04/11/2016

    Newsletters

    yet be achieved. His words would have undoubtedly been encouraging for Tsipras, who was expected

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