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Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill
Society14 for 2015 and 2014 according to the institute. In contrast, Hungarians reached their date on July 5, 31 days earlier than in 2010 (August 6). Hungarian workers have seen their real net pay increase
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Greek Households Saving Rate, Percent
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Saving Angela Merkel with the help of Alexis Tsipras
AgoraThe recent Council summit of the EU was termed a make-or-break moment by some of its participants. Numerous media representatives gathered in Brussels reported that the raison d’être of the EU was at risk. Most financial analysts predicted a stormy reac...
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Households, Saving Rate
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Video talk: How is Italy coping in the aftermath of Covid-19?
Agora, and Wolfango Piccoli, co-president at the political risk advisory firm Teneo.
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Podcast - How is the Ukraine war affecting Greece?
Agoraof the show, Nick Malkoutzis speaks to Wolfango Piccoli, the co-President & Director of Research at Teneo
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Podcast - Between investment grade and rule of law: Greece's contrasting images
Agorain the European Parliament, while rights groups have also raised the alarm. The Agora spoke to Wolfango Piccoli
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A macroeconomic assessment of the Cypriot economy after the haircut
Agoraof the marginal propensity to save and the long-run saving rate. This offers a plausible answer... higher. Indeed, a fall in the long-run saving rate has likely been one of the major effects... economic prospects. In particular, the effects of a permanent fall in the saving rate during the long
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Where is Greek growth coming from?
Agorait is less than 75 percent of GDP. This also means that saving in Greece (GDP - C) is much lower... of stronger saving and an easing of consumption. If households do not save very much... deficient saving, as mentioned above. A lack of saving will constrain investment as the pool
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Greece left isolated on migrant crisis, with bailout talks finely poised
PoliticsGreek PoliticsRepublic of Macedonia (FYROM). Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called last week for Greece’s
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