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  1. Newsletter 192 -01/02/2019

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    into force on Friday, February 1. The increase was more than had been expected and above the level... A higher-than-expected wage increase and a bond release set the stage for SYRIZA’s election battle... that the minimum wage was increased later than it should have been and that next year’s lower tax-free

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  2. Greeks dissatisfied with benefits scope and access, OECD survey finds
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    Society

    with this statement than younger ones. Most respondents expressed low confidence... of Greeks expressed the sentiment that the economic situation in Greece is currently worse than... are getting more benefits than they should. The sense that their government was not listening to them

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  3. Summit to usher in a new stage of EU-China relations
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    Agora

    by an unprecedented level of confrontation between the two delegations, less than two weeks after the visit... gone through no fewer than 19 rounds of negotiation since November 2013. Europeans are increasingly.... But worse than the timing of the summit is a long list of structural challenges Europe is up against

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  4. Hirings balance positive by 43,737 in March
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The employment balance was positive in March with 43,373 more hirings than departures, data from... hirings than departures. The mildest positive balance was noted in the 64 years and over age group, where there were 111 more hirings than departures. Broken down by employment activity in each sector

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  5. Overdue social security contributions top 35 bln in Q1
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) revealed. Until the end of 2016, KEAO was fed by overdue contributions of more than 5,000 euros from... showed that 70.4 percent of debtors owe less than 15,000 euros each for an aggregate amount of 3.83 billion euros (10.8 percent of the total). Overall, slightly more than 1 million debtors fall

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  6. April hirings balance positive by 110,895, aggregate balance highest on record
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The employment balance was positive in April with 110,895 more hirings than departures, data from... 10,649 more hirings than firings in April 2019. Total hirings came to 282,181 versus 171,286... in those aged 30-44 years, where there were 40,169 more hirings than departures. The mildest positive

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  7. How SYRIZA lost and New Democracy won
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    Agora

    half a million registered voters, SYRIZA in September 2015 beat New Democracy by more than 10 percentage points (pps) 35.81 percent versus 25.29 percent. With more than 70 percent of Sunday’s votes... by more than 3 pps, 32.9 percent versus 29.5 percent. With 71 percent of Sunday’s votes counted

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  8. Parties' competing tax pledges come up against challenging reality

    EconomyFeatures

    a higher proportion of the tax burden than in five years previously. For those earning between..., if the economy produced more than 3.5 percent primary surplus, the government can implement a number... to rely on funding from elsewhere in the budget rather than redistributing the tax burden. SYRIZA

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  9. May employment balance positive by 105,282 as seasonal hires pick up
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The employment balance was positive in Μay with 105,284 more hirings than departures, data from..., there were 3,441 fewer hirings than firings in May 2019. Total hirings came to 323,524 versus... 30-44 years, where there were 35,775 more hirings than departures. The mildest positive balance

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  10. The benefits of being Greek
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    Agora

    , economically liberal voters have nowhere to go other than towards New Democracy. With the demise... more desirable than foreigners, or perhaps are some Europeans better than other Europeans? Are all of them better than third country nationals? Brexit may hold the answer to that question. You obviously

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