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  1. Where does SYRIZA stand on debt?
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    Economy

    -off would exceed 50 percent and that their party’s request would most likely related to the 195

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  2. SYRIZA's own goals one of main threats to party's poll lead
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    80,000 euros would be taxed at 50 or 60 percent. Currently the top rate of tax is 42 percent on any

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  3. Newsletter 13 - 30/01/2015

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    , the is consistently underestimated by Greek political parties. Greece has borrowed 50 billion

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  4. Newsletter 15 - 13/02/2015

    Newsletters

    the existing pool of state-guaranteed securities in the form of pillar II and III bonds (45–50

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  5. Greece's fiscal, debt and funding goals as set out at Eurogroup

    EconomyProgramme

    50 basis points) and final maturity in 2041. Assuming a 5 percent discount rate, Varoufakis said

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  6. Finance Ministry targets 3 bln from unpaid taxes

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    scheme would be removed, while the minimum instalment would be lowered to 20 euros (from 50 euros

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  7. Greece's extension proposals to the Eurogroup and what they mean
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for more than 50 percent of nominal debt to be written down. In his interview with the Financial

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  8. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    Agora

    -tech exports are only 28 percent of exports against a 50 percent OECD average) price competitiveness

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  9. Greece sets out broad reform plan for lenders' approval

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    will provide targeted assistance to employees between 50 and 65 year old, including through

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  10. Minor changes in Greek time deposit rates, higher movements in corporate loans

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    declined by 50 bps to 2.44 percent, which is below the previous record low in 2002. On the flipside

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