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  1. What next Greece?
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    Agora

    -to-GDP ratio falls rapidly from 2016. Good on paper, bad in Greece. An appropriate definition

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  2. Understanding the German approach towards Greece
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    of that belief. One paper, the centre-left SZ, even went as far as to suggest that Draghi (and not Germany

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  3. S&P puts Greece on watch for downgrade after sizing up new coalition

    Economy

    that the likelihood of a distressed exchange of Greece’s commercial paper has increased further either

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  4. Greece sends reform list to creditors, here's an outline of what it's likely to contain

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    phase in this increase taking into account its impact on firms. The non-paper also notes that reforms

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  5. Athens Stock Exchange erases losses made since elections as mood improves

    Economy

    from the government’s-non paper, which suggested that a disagreement between lenders is standing

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  6. Greek DSA: Don't Say Anything about the debt
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    paper by Paul Blustein on the role of the IMF in the first Greek programme, there is extensive

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  7. Bank of Greece warns of dangers in failure to reach deal with lenders
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ), in the industry of paper, wood and furniture (63 percent) and agriculture (61.4 percent). In addition, the NPE

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  8. Tsipras denies Grexit plan, has work to do to keep Greece in euro

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . A government non-paper stressed that the new deal would cover Greece for a longer period than

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  9. Newsletter 36 - 24/07/2015

    Newsletters

    , for some time. The agreement signed in Brussels on July 13 is too flimsy to paper over them. Tension

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  10. Assessing the health of Greek banks' loan portfolios
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    EconomyBanking

    of paper, wood and furniture (63 percent) and agriculture (61.4 percent). In contrast, the lowest NPE

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