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  1. The key points from Greece's proposal to lenders

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    in an effort to increase VAT and income collection. 3) Increase in the solidarity levy rates to 2% (from... of the social security funds (SSFs) into three in two phases and over a period of 3 year. 2) Suspension of the zero deficit clause for 2015-16 3) Provision for the progressive adaptation of the early retirement

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  2. The key points from lenders' proposals to Greece

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    primary surplus targets of 1 percent of GDP for 2015, 2 percent for 2016, 3 percent for 2017 and 3.5... corresponding to 3 billion euros for 2015. The first key measure involves reforming VAT.... The Greek proposal included 3 VAT rates at 6, 11 and 23 percent, The lowest rate of 6 percent

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  3. IMF preliminary DSA finds Greek debt unsustainable, points to need for debt relief

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    targets for the next years: at 1 percent of GDP for 2015 (from 3 percent), 2 percent in 2016 (from 4.5 percent) and at 3 percent for 2016 and beyond (from 4.5 percent). 2) Lower privatization proceeds... with cumulative privatization proceeds of around 3 billion over the past 5 years and government’s vague

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  4. No time for Tsipras to celebrate as long list of tasks means pressure is on from start

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    or inequitable. 3) In view of any revision of the zonal property values, adjust the property tax rates... of beneficiaries in March 2016. 3) The application of a penalty equivalent to 10 percent on early... and publish it every six months 3) Review and limit the prices of diagnostic tests to bring structural

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  5. S&P upgrades Greece’s rating by one notch, sees compromise on pension reform by March

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    growth of 3 percent per annum in 2017-19. For 2016 in particular, the key drags to GDP involve: 1) Banks... that this amount will be subtracted from GDP 3) Negative carry-over effect from 2015 Positive effects could stem... growth, payments of arrears estimated at 3 percent of GDP and financing of a deficit just under 3 percent

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  6. Newsletter 72 - 06/05/2016

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    , following a debate that should begin on the previous morning, accounts for around two-thirds of the 3... stretched in approving the basic 3 percent of GDP in measures, making it too much of a risk to ask his MPs... savings of 3 percent of GDP (5.4 billion) by 2018 for Greece to achieve the primary surplus targets

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  7. Newsletter 222 -04/10/2019

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    Thomas Cook for 1, 2 and 3 star hotels came to an average of 48 percent of overall turnover.... Hotels with 3, 4 and 5 stars faced losses of 39, 33 and 26 percent, respectively. 2 Loan interest... on deposits from households with an agreed maturity of up to one year decreased by 3 bps to 0.54 percent

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  8. Draft 2023 budget sees growth cooling to 2.1 pct, primary surplus at 0.7 pct
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    . The harmonized inflation index is seen at 8.8 pct in 2022, dropping by roughly one third to 3 pct in 2023... 54.61 billion euros. This outperformance is attributed to higher indirect taxes by 3 billion euros... of higher transfers of 3 billion euros and other investment related spending and energy crisis

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  9. Tailor-made Maastricht criteria for Greece?
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    , in principle. They called for the deficit of a member state to remain below 3 percent of GDP a year..., over time, a value D = def/y. In other words, if the deficits can be limited to 3 percent of GDP... inflation (mandate of the ECB) and 3 percent real GDP growth. Let us now look at the data for the period

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  10. Is Greece on track to decouple from fossil gas?
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    decreased by 4.02 TWh, followed by industry (-3.37 TWh) and distribution networks (-1. 3 TWh). However...; this corresponds to a 67.3% decrease compared to the five-year average (Figure 3), which highlights industry’s potential to substitute gas with other fuels. Figure 3: Changes in fossil gas consumption

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