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  1. Budget passed but troika accord still some way off for Greece

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the release of the next bailout payment of 1 billion euros before the end of the year. Greece takes over

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  2. As EU presidency approaches, poll suggests Greeks are most isolated within Union

    Society

    weeks before their country takes over the presidency. Greeks, along with Cypriots, feel the most

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  3. On Portugal, PSI and a national salvation pact

    Agora

    that a second bailout would not be needed if a PSI takes place. A precautionary credit line would

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  4. It's not the distance; it's the load you carry
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    Agora

    of permanent measures to reverse wage reductions in the armed forces and emergency services. This takes

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  5. Troika inquiry: talk to the organ grinder, not the monkey

    Agora

    creditor economies to change. It takes two to tango, and it took both debtors and creditors to lay a web

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  6. Buying time: The delayed crisis of democratic capitalism - a review
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

    Agora

    the “whatever it takes” statement of the ECB’s president, Mario Draghi from July 2012 in London

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  7. Should Greece really ask for a debt haircut?

    Agora

    and a big, expensive and above all unproductive public sector. If one takes into account these two

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  8. Greece, the troika and banks' capital needs: A step-by-step guide
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    EconomyProgramme

    needs. This takes us to the most important issue, and the one that has confused the investment

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  9. The wrong prescription
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    Agora

    that Greece takes a blanket approach to the OECD’s recommendations. “Full implementation of the OECD

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  10. No victory, just plenty of misery

    Agora

    disregards the fact that until July 2012, and the famous “whatever it takes” from European Central Bank

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