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  1. Fool Britannia
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    Agora

    of course (and the plebiscite was held at great cost to Greeks, particularly because banks were closed

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  2. General government primary cash surplus widens to 2.5 bln by May, arrears resume upward trend

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    contributions also rebounded by 308 million to 7.69 billion. On the cost front, the biggest increase from

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  3. Eurosystem funding falls 8.6 bln in June in aftermath of waiver reinstatement
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    interest income. It is worth noting that the ELA funding cost stands 150 basis points above

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  4. Electoral law vote brought forward, refugee crisis returns to political agenda
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    to spend any extra money beyond what has already been budgeted for to cover the cost of housing

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  5. S&P affirms Greece’s rating with stable outlook

    Economy

    risk relates to high cost of the pension system, which currently stands at 17.5 percent of GDP, while

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  6. After calm summer, hectic September lies ahead for Greek government

    EconomyProgramme

    cost- and consumer profile-based tariffs, while PPC should also conclude negotiation on high voltage

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  7. Eurosystem funding drops by another 4.3 bln in July, largely on reduced ELA reliance
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    interest income, since its funding cost stands 150 basis points above that of ECB funding. It is worth

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  8. Study highlights overregulation and bad law-making in recent years

    Society

    the administrative cost that a law could cause.

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  9. Tsipras tries to push snap election talk off political agenda

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the political cost of whatever tough choices lie ahead. The prospect of Tsipras opting for early elections

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  10. PMI picks up to 50.4 in August, new orders grow for first time in two years

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    prices continued to increase in August for the fifth successive month further intensifying cost

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