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  1. Greece's labour market is austerity's biggest casualty

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    ” and “Grexit” fade away. They both expect a slow recovery of economic activity in the second half of the year

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  2. Taking a macro snapshot

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    is remarkable, reporting even current account surpluses during certain months in the second half of last

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  3. Consensus, conviction and the anti-racism bill

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    that moved with lightning speed – like it has for nothing else – to repeal the law granting second

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  4. Is VAT all you've got?

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    is not quite accurate. Technically, it was the second as a 15 percent reduction in the emergency property tax

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  5. In hindsight it would have been nicer

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    for a PSI consisting of a 20% haircut in present value terms was soon abandoned and the second PSI

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  6. Polls show Golden Dawn support dropping after murder, New Democracy profiting most

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    by a Golden Dawn member. The Alco poll put New Democracy first on 21 percent and SYRIZA second on 19.2 percent

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  7. Puzzling reaction to army reservists' call for government to resign

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    Second World War reparations is reached. The statement prompted officials from the Public Order

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  8. Who’s afraid of Angela Merkel?

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    share the exclusion of a second haircut. The differences between the two camps are bridgeable. The most

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  9. What next for Greek politics after Golden Dawn arrests?

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    that the outcome of any vote would leave it playing a feeble second fiddle, if that, to New Democracy or SYRIZA... retain their role until convicted. Even in the case of them resigning en masse, national elections

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  10. Greek Manufacturing PMI eased in September but remains close to a 44-month high

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    Greek Manufacturing PMI eased to 47.5 in September from a 44-month high of 48.7 in August, the first drop in the headline index over the last six months, according to Markit. Nevertheless, it is still at its second-highest level in the past three and a half years, while posted its highest quarterly

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