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Newsletter 78 - 17/06/2016
of the total UK population when it is actually around 5 percent. Britons also vastly overestimate how much
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Lower foreign arrivals lead to 7 pct drop in April travel receipts
EconomyMacroeconomysharply fell by 34.2 and 12.5 percent respectively, while total arrivals from the EU dropped by 13.6
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Uncomfortable parallels: The Greek and British referendums
Agoraof the total UK population when it is actually around 5 percent. Britons also vastly overestimate how
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ECB reinstates waiver in first step towards improving liquidity conditions for Greek banks
EconomyBankingbonds (GGBs) and 7.7 billion of T-Bills that could become ECB-eligible. However, since only a total
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Study estimates tax evasion costs taxpayer up to 16 bln annually
Economyto be worth 0.5–0.6 percent of GDP in total. The study also put the shadow economy in Greece at 22.4
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Budget primary surplus of 2.28 bln in first five months of 2016, tax revenues beat target in May
EconomyMacroeconomy. Overall, total expenditure slipped 0.8 percent to 18.91 billion euros in the 5-month period, 2.37 billion
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Piraeus port sale setback troubles Tsipras ahead of China visit
PoliticsForeign PolicyRepublic Asset Development Fund (HRADF) on January 20. The total value of the agreement would reach 1.5
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PMI improves by 2 pts in June to rise above 50-pt mark on higher production, employment
EconomyMacroeconomyreduction of backlogs but the rate of drop was the slowest so far this year. However, total new orders
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Study weighs up extent of Greek emigration during crisis
Society, the outflow represented more than 2 percent of the total workforce. However, over half of all
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IMF sets out key priorities for Greece, including labour market flexibility
Economy. In particular, the share of workers aged above 55 years in the total labour force is forecast
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