Building volume has shrunk 77 pct from its peak in 2005 By Harry Papachristou ATHENS, March 29 - Greek construction shrank for a sixth consecutive year in 2011 and is unlikely to recover in 2012, hit by a tax onslaught and an investment slump caused by EU/IMF-imposed austerity policies, statistics service data showed on Thursday.
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Greek construction shrinks for sixth year in 2011
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Europe construction rises most in three months
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Construction permits in area have decreased
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US builders spent slightly more in September
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World economy to shrink for first time in 60 years
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UK construction heading for double dip recession
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Firms reduce property holdings
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Construction spending tumbles
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'Greece may have to restructure again'
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European government bonds reverse earlier gains as equity markets recover
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Buildings 'might be abandoned'
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Industrial growth nosedives to 2.7 percent
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Greece has 60 bln euros in unpaid taxes
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Construction slowdown lowering cost of projects
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Greece braced for the possibility of fresh austerity measures
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Construction activity remains at 'historically low' levels
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Construction spending fell in December