Business Insider -
13 Jul 2015 17:16

Greece finally has a deal after months of tense negotiation. In a lot of ways, it's a massive climb-down on what the government wanted, and even more austere than previous bailout agreements the country has signed up to. Greece must make cuts to its pension industry, liberalise some protected sectors of the economy, and conduct a review into its labour market, among other reforms — but perhaps the most stark is what it's being asked to do about privatisation. Athens is being asked for "a sign...
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