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  1. Notable increase in grants to social security sector leads to budget primary deficit in Nov

    Economy

    by 103 million. As a result, the 11-month net revenue figure eased 1.8 percent to 41.03 billion, 1.36

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  2. Tax arrears jump by 1.45 bln in November to a total of 11.83 bln year to date

    Economy

    in November to a total of 302.5 million year to date. Audits on self-employed and high net worth

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  3. Greece stands on fault line between vicious and virtuous cycles for 2016

    Agora

    surplus leads to a net financing need of 3 billion. The most probable source of funding while

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  4. General government primary cash surplus widens notably to 5.14 bln at end of Nov
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    redemptions of 6.7 billion, increase in repos by 1.4 billion and a net decrease of around 2 billion

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  5. Newsletter 58 - 15/01/2016

    Newsletters

    and Grandma provide the safety net for a large amount of families. These are all reasons for pension reform

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  6. Drop in building activity accelerates to 11.3 pct in Oct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the end of 2010, with the aggregate loan net deductions close to 12 billion over this period. According

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  7. 2015 primary surplus exceeds target as revenues outperform and expenditure is reined in

    Economy

    year to 2.92 billion, 449 million below target. As a result, net revenues stood at 43.59 billion almost

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  8. SYRIZA's long, slow march
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos (www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    are used to plug a lot of holes in Greek society: Granddad and Grandma provide the safety net

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  9. IMF: Greece's GDP spend on asylum seekers 6th highest in EU

    Society

    for the newcomers and maximise their net contribution to the public finances in the longer term,” the study

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  10. Newsletter 59 - 22/01/2016

    Newsletters

    their total tax and SSC burden to more than 80 percent of their net income. A joint committee

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