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  1. Continuity and priorities
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    in the Eastern Mediterranean and in relation to US-Turkish relations. Speaking at the recent Economist... Macedonia Foreign Minister Nikola Dimitrov during the recent Economist conference in Athens

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  2. The oil and gas debate Greece is not having

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    prospects seem bleak. *Olivier is an environmental and macro economist currently working for WWF Greece. Prior to that, he lived and worked in the UK as a senior economist at NEF Consulting and the New

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  3. Will the Covid-19 crisis undermine the EU Green Deal? A view from Europe's periphery
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    the current crisis. *Olivier Vardakoulias is an environmental and macro economist currently working for WWF Greece. Prior to that, he lived and worked in the UK as a senior economist at NEF Consulting

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  4. Newsletter 417 - 22/03/2024

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    the Economist's latest Doing Business report, which showed Greece topping the table of most improved.... The Economist credits the New Democracy government for the progress, noting that it “reflects

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  5. We need to talk about unemployment

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    and Fiscal Multipliers” by Olivier Blanchard and Daniel Leigh earlier this year, the IMF’s economists compared their projection errors with those of the European Commission, the Economist Intelligence

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  6. Optimism and obstacles in Spain
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    , an economist from Funcas, a prominent think-tank, says in an interview with MacroPolis. Growth... it. The government tends to attribute it to its reforms and economists sometimes explain progress

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  7. Why is Europe worrying about SYRIZA?
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    Economist at OFCE-SciencesPo Paris. He holds PhDs in economics from Columbia University (NY... the accounting tricks of the Juncker plan. SYRIZA may seem radical to some German economists. But it is in good

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  8. From Berlin to Brexit
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    the decades. It was, as Jeremy Cliffe put it in his Bagehot column in The Economist, “easily one of the most... market economists in the UK, for instance, indicated that the anti-EU sentiment tended to be bigger

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  9. October revenues reverse earlier shortfall, annual primary surplus in sight

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    to the targets being beaten over the last four months, even though there is a steady increase

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  10. Two hurdles left for coalition this year before bigger challenges in 2014
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    Greece’s coalition has two more hurdles to clear before it stumbles over the finishing line at the end of the year, exhausted and battered but not quite yet beaten. The first challenge is to pass the new property tax, which unites previous disparate levies in one charge, through Parliament. The new

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