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  1. Greece's labour market is austerity's biggest casualty

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    % reduction in the number of employed. Three industries lead the losses with a combined 424,000 jobs

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  2. We need to talk about unemployment

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    lead to a reversal of the current trend and unemployment falling to 21.4 percent. In a labour force

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  3. Ring of Fire

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    provide the impetus for us to think about where this will lead. The increasingly virulent exchanges

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  4. Government tries to purge police of Golden Dawn influence as poll shows support

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    the immediate beneficiary, with its support rising from 24.6 percent to 25.4. The conservatives lead

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  5. Lest we forget

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    not be forgotten that in opposition, Samaras relied on doses of reckless populism to lead the anti-bailout

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  6. How big is Greek fiscal gap? Will cuts be needed? Here's our Q&A

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    , according to reports. This will supposedly lead to officials facing criminal action if they fail to keep

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  7. Are politicians in Greece promoting reforms or social cannibalism?
    en_GB Photo by Can Esenbel [www.mundanepleasure.com]

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    that will eventually lead to no man being left standing. Rather than waste our time with other myths, the only

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  8. Apartment prices down 9.2 pct in Q3 as lifting of foreclosure ban mulled

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    ” from foreclosures, will be affected if this ban is lifted. It is estimated this will lead to 12,000

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  9. Greek banks’ reliance on Eurosystem fell by 2.36 bln in October

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    is expected to lead to a reduction in the Eurosystem funding cost by around 180 million euros.

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  10. A fierce political clash over medicine prices in Greece

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    Greek Parliament passed an amendment on Wednesday that should lead to the cost of dozens of medicines being lowered but the legislation has proved far more controversial than its content would suggest. The amendment was backed by 164 of 300 MPs, meaning the coalition also received support from some

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