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

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    sector combined). To estimate the time series for general government gross fixed capital spending

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  2. Newsletter 322 - 07/01/2022

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    in managing the pandemic combined with its falling poll ratings and the sudden jump in support for third

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  3. Govt confident about school return, but faces doubts on post-bailout review
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    profits for a combined 1.5 billion euros in June will mark the completion of enhanced surveillance

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  4. Govt hails success of vaccine mandate amid continuing surge in 'hard' indices of pandemic
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    down to the combined presence of the Delta and Omicron variants in the community, with Delta

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  5. Newsletter 325 - 28/01/2022

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    little room for talk of reducing VAT rates in response to the recent wave of inflation. Combined

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  6. Inflation to persist, creating more economic policy challenges

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    hikes were impacting production and that, combined with supply chain issues and high transportation

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  7. Traditional sectors carry burden of job creation as unemployment levels fall
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the total over the period to 7 billion euros, from a combined spending package of 22.6 billion euros

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  8. Greece voices support for Ukraine as govt counts cost of war's impact on economy, public finances

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , preliminary calculations suggest that the combined fiscal impact of these two elements will be 1.6 billion

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  9. Newsletter 329 - 25/02/2022

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    billion euros. When combined with the 2.3-billion-euro deficit expected in 2022, the fiscal turnaround

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  10. How economic sanctions on Russia could affect Greek economy
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    . This, combined with generalised inflation and supply chain disruptions could have a significant dampening

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