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Parliament Budget Office sees Greece heading for recession on back of uncertainty
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) has highlighted in its quarterly report the dangers for the Greek economy being cause by the current uncertainty. According to the body, elections, the ongoing inability of lenders and Parliament to agree, the unresolved issues relating to fiscal and structural
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Primary cash surplus reaches 1.05 bln at end of April
EconomyMacroeconomyfigure incorporates extraordinary revenue of 556 million relating to fees paid by Greek banks
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Back to the technocrats for Tsipras after Riga meeting yields little
PoliticsGreek Politicsreform. However, he admitted that the final agreement would contain measures relating to both
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What's likely to be in the next multi-bill of prior actions Greek MPs will vote on
EconomyProgrammethat provisions relating to early retirement and taxation for farmers would not be included in Wednesday's
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Unpaid taxes edge up by 656 mln in June for slowest monthly rise in 2015
EconomyMacroeconomyon the evolution of the efficiency indicators relating to revenue collection and outcome of tax
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New Greek statistical mapping application launched
Societyand mapping possibilities. As it stands, users can now work on data relating to population, education
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Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015
states that “the law relating to government guarantees on DTA will be amended to minimise programme
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The ins and outs of the Greek bank recapitalisation process
Economythat “the law relating to government guarantees on DTA will be amended to minimise programme funding
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Greek QE eligibility? We're not there yet
AgoraFollowing the European Central Bank’s governing council meeting on Thursday, Mario Draghi provided more detail about issues relating to the eligibility of Greek government bonds (GGBs) for the Quantitative Easing (QE) programme and reinstating the waiver on Greek government securities for ECB
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Newsletter 43 - 18/09/2015
a number of existing labour market frameworks, including issues relating to collective dismissal
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