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This paper explores the possibility of remedial intervention against the credit rating oligopoly under the competition rules. It is divided in six parts. Following an introduction, Part II provides an overview of the credit rating industry. Part III demonstrates that there is a possible economic...
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Economic and political developments in Greece have been at the forefront of the international mass media coverage of …, confidence in institutions, and interpersonal trust. Data show that for more than a decade, Greece has consistently ranked last …
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While international human rights law promulgates that economic, social and cultural rights (economic rights) be supported just as fervently as civil and political rights, the reality is, they are not. The Greek debt crisis and resulting austerity measures demonstrate how a growing world economy...
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This short empirical paper examines the unemployment dynamics in Greece both in the long run and during the current …
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Cyprus, Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and Spain, ranging from roughly 0.5% (Ireland) to a whopping 43% (Greece) of2010 output …
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This paper reviews the fiscal developments that led Greece from a successful convergence process and the adoption of …
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The recession that followed the global financial crisis and the sovereign debt crisis resulted in large falls in output and rises in unemployment across Europe. In this context, many countries implemented significant reforms of their labour market. In order to analyse the impact of labour market...
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The origins of the Greek-sovereign debt crisis were the country’s large fiscal and external imbalances. The key factor that abetted those imbalances was the absence of a short-tomedium term adjustment mechanism -- due to perceptions of sovereign bailouts -- in the euro-area that would have...
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In the Greek referendum on bailouts of 2015 the only winner was populism, with democracy and the referendum itself being the big losers, proving that the end result of populist responses to what is perceived as a ‘democratic deficit’ can only be a trivialisation of democracy itself. Not only...
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. This method is applied to Greece showing that exiting the EMU would certainly entail forbidding redenomination losses for … would actually be positive (gain). The impact on the Bank of Greece would be ambiguous depending primarily on the legal … status of TARGET2 liabilities. It is notable that even the Bank of Greece possesses a significant cushion in the form of …
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