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  1. What could Trump's victory mean for Greece?
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    Central Bank’s QE programme, but many economists doubt that it will reach the projected 2.7 percent

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  2. How Cyprus re-entered the market
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    the economists will be hoping that the government uses the proceeds to smooth out its debt maturity profile

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  3. More changes needed to unlock private sector's potential, report says
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    the very low GDP and the Greek economy’s potential,” the three economists conclude.

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  4. A moment to reflect, not celebrate

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    International Monetary Fund economists attempted to find policies to turn around a broken economy. Both

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  5. Newsletter 243 -13/03/2020

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    as economists tried to assess the potential overall impact on the Greek economy from the negative effect

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  6. BoG sees broad economic impact from Covid-19, wiping out 2020 growth prospects
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    . In a more adverse scenario global growth is seen at 1.5 pct. ECB economists this month estimated

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  7. EU's temporary framework for state aid in response to Covid-19 outbreak

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    such as economists and accountants, engineers, lawyers, doctors, educators and researchers, the funding

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  8. PM in search of recovery fund boost as parties clash over latest Novartis episode

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    with the aim of adding gravitas to Greece’s plans. Pissarides headed a group of economists

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  9. Has external competitiveness been fixed in Greece?
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    , and exchange rates, statisticians and economists can calculate an index that provides an indication

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  10. Public sector capital stock in Greece and the Euro-19

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    Capital is a key input in the production function of a country’s economy. It makes another crucial factor, namely labor, more productive if such capital is efficient (quality) and sufficient (quantity). Thus, to assess how the real output of goods and services is evolving, economists are interested

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