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  1. Greece's labour market is austerity's biggest casualty

    Agora

    to count on society’s support for an extensive reform process and a heavy fiscal consolidation when

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  2. Honey, I shrunk the Greeks

    Agora

    the issue of Greece’s debt burden. Greek society has paid a heavy price for the flaws in the design

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  3. Coalition in a bind as debt relief slips away and more austerity looms

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    decision from the eurozone on its debt, there is little doubt that the ruling parties will pay a heavy

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  4. Eurozone periphery condemned to low wages, demand, EC study suggests
    en_GB Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Economy

    . The paper concludes that the fiscal adjustment undertaken in the core had a counter effect on the heavy

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  5. Words will always hurt

    Agora

    politics that phrases carrying heavy meaning are cast about with alarming ease. Every day words like

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  6. Are politicians in Greece promoting reforms or social cannibalism?
    en_GB Photo by Can Esenbel [www.mundanepleasure.com]

    Agora

    story but are rarely a true reflection of reality. Greece and its citizens have paid a heavy price

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  7. Newfound variety helps Greek winemakers enjoy exports boost

    Society

    in perfectly into this trend, as they are rarely too heavy, with restrained alcohol levels

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  8. Bank of Greece sees 0.5pct growth in 2014 but warns of political risks

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    with the aim of reducing the heavy tax burden of recent years are of major importance, according

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  9. Does return to markets signal end of Greek crisis? The perils of ignoring macro-economic fundamentals
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Agora

    by storm. News of unprecedented investors’ interest in these issuances and heavy oversubscription were

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  10. Greek debt: A case of learned helplessness?
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    are now in the red and despite a heavy round of state aid and a recent recapitalisation from the private

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