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OECD sees sustained growth of 2.2 pct in 2026, challenges persisting
EconomyMacroeconomypct this year, at 2.2 pct in 2026, and 1.8 pct in 2027 as strong investment gradually moderates
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OECD forecasts unemployment increase into 2021
EconomyFeaturesGDP falling by 9.3 percent before recovering by 2.2 percent in 2021. In terms of the depth.... Only half of all workers in standard jobs receive any income support following job losses. Workers... magnification with an overemphasis on tourism and low-intensity knowledge services make the standard
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Govt counts cost of own energy package as hopes of coordinated EU response fade
PoliticsGreek Politics. The measures are equivalent to 2.2 pct of GDP, compared to 0.5 pct of GDP for 2021. There have also been hints that the government is planning further measures to cushion the effects of inflation
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Newsletter 339 - 27/05/2022
, the PASOK-KINAL leader offered no further hints as to who the party would side with in the event of a hung..., if applicable. In the previous assumptions, Greece was seen reaching a primary balance of 2.2 pct
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Newsletter 84 - 29/07/2016
the government of the time and local businessmen could engage in the exchange of favours, often involving... of journalists, including standard bearers for liberal democracy in Turkey such as former academic Sahin Aplay
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Thinking outside of the box
Agorathe government of the time and local businessmen could engage in the exchange of favours, often involving... of journalists, including standard bearers for liberal democracy in Turkey such as former academic Sahin
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Gathering signs of coronavirus impact on growth expectations
Economylimits GDP growth by one standard deviation, while the second foresees a greater impact and limits GDP growth by two standard deviations. Under the first adverse scenario, Greece’s GDP could grow by 2.2 percent this year against a baseline of 2.5 percent, which as mentioned is already lower than
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Newsletter 242 -06/03/2020
to the baseline scenario. The first limits GDP growth by one standard deviation, while the second foresees a greater impact and limits GDP growth by two standard deviations. Under the first adverse scenario, Greece’s GDP could grow by 2.2 percent this year against a baseline of 2.5 percent, which
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Athens hopeful of progress on sea delimitation differences with Albania after FM visit
PoliticsForeign Policy, there is cautious optimism since Albanian President Bajram Begaj will have the authorisation to approve... Albanian President Bajram Begaj was allegedly annoyed by the Greek flag in the courtyard
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Ex-PMs engage in public spat, highlighting contrasting approaches to Turkey
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe Greek public sphere witnessed last week a rare incident for the country’s political scene - a debate through articles and statements by the two prime ministers who governed Greece between 1996 and 2009 on their views regarding foreign policy regardi...
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