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  1. State arrears to Nov fell to 5.86 bln but 1.96 bln of new debts created in 2013

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    increases to 6.17 billion or 3.4 percent of GDP. The MoF has revised in the 2014 budget the initial

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  2. The complexities of regaining market access: Could Greece learn from Portugal?
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    Agora

    on its own how to plug any medium-term budget gap. But during the past three years the key policy

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  3. SYRIZA gives up on "odious debt" write-off but not major debt relief
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    per year to service it," he said. "This must come from budget surpluses and privatisations. It is our

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  4. Wage ruling gives gov't immediate fiscal headache, political one may come later

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the equivalent savings from elsewhere. Greece confirmed a 603-million-euro primary budget surplus

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  5. Polls turn in SYRIZA’s favour but also show that doubts persists

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Eurostat is due to confirm a Greek primary budget surplus for 2013, what form further debt relief

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  6. Despite payment of some arrears, total reached 4.6 bln at end of 2013

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    (EAP). The MoF had initially projected in the 2014 budget that the 2013 gg primary surplus would

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  7. Shortcomings in healthcare seen at forefront of austerity impact in Greece
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    Society

    Healthcare has become one of the key issues in the Greek crisis: Not only is it a source of political friction but it also provides one of the clearest indications of the impact spending cuts have had. In 2011, Greece spent 11.6 percent of its budget on healthcare, compared to an OECD average

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  8. December fails to boost Greek retail sector: Sales fell by 6.7 pct
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    Economy

    the anemic growth of 0.6 percent seen for 2014, in its budget the Finance Ministry sees private

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  9. Greece’s return to capital markets: Why not try a diaspora bond first?
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    Agora

    Greece’s return to international capital markets during the course of 2014 is currently the talk of town in Athens. Sandwiched between Greece’s six-month EU presidency and reports of a primary budget surplus, whose size appears to be changing on a weekly basis, the objective of returning to capital

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  10. The Greek crisis we don’t see
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    Agora

    spent 11.6 percent of its budget on healthcare, compared to an OECD average of 14.5 percent. Per

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