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  1. Newsletter 229 -22/11/2019

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    was received in May 2019, an amount which had not been projected in the draft budget. Primary expenditure

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  2. Amid hiring controversy, ND focusses on new round of tax cuts in latest bill
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    first tax bill in the summer. The aim is for the panel to deliver the new “objective” values by May next

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  3. Government opts for modest tax relief, but who will benefit?

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    child may feel slightly short-changed with just 364 euros of extra tax credit, however the figure

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  4. Newsletter 230 -29/11/2019

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    bill in the summer. The aim is for the panel to deliver the new “objective” values by May next year so

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  5. ND and SYRIZA set aside social dividend talk to focus on internal issues
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    surplus is seen at more than 400 million euros, the government may have only around 100 million

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  6. PMI at 54.1 points in November as foreign orders rise
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    at the sharpest rate since May. Pre-production inventories declined as some manufacturers reportedly

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  7. GDP rises by 0.6 pct QoQ in Q3, increases by 2.3 pct YoY
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    published in May, compared to a 2 percent estimate in last year’s autumn forecasts. In 2020, the EC

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  8. Scrutiny of govt, PM prompts deputy minister to quit

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , but Interior Ministry sources suggested that once the law has been passed, future Parliaments may be able

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  9. Govt delivers diaspora vote, leads polls but receives Hellinikon complaint

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    that the tender process may have been compromised. A total of 288 MPs voted in favour of the change

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  10. Newsletter 231 -06/12/2019

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    believe that by talking so openly about snap elections, Tsipras may remove the element of surprise

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