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No decrease for Dutch government deficit The Dutch government spent 16.5 billion euro more than it received in the first half of 2011. This deficit is about the same as in the first half of 2010. The government debt continued to rise steadily in the first half of 2011, according to Statistics Netherlands. Government deficit in the Netherlands amounted to 16.5 billion euro in the first half of 2011. This means that on an annual basis the deficit came to 5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). This is around the same level as the deficit in 2010, which was 5.1 percent of GDP. The negative gap between revenues and outlays was largest at the beginning of 2010, when it was around 6 percent. The social funds had a deficit of 9 billion euro in the first half of this year, while central government had a shortfall of 8 billion euro. Central government is usually the government level with the largest deficits. The social funds face ever increasing spending on benefits and care that is not covered by revenues from premiums. Debt 63.8 percent of GDP Government debt also continued to climb steadily in 2011; at the end of the first half of the year it amounted to 63.8 percent of GDP. This was 1.0 percentage point up on the end of 2010. The reason for the increase was the high government deficit that had to be financed. The 4.5 billion euro in repayments of government loans to ING and Aegon were used to finance part of the government deficit. This curbed the increase in the debt to some extent. The government debt amounted to nearly 383 billion euro at the end of June. Dutch government deficit and government debt are still well above the European norms. According to these norms, the deficit should not be in excess of 3 percent of GDP, while the debt should be 60 percent of GDP at the most.
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Javni dug Španjolske u razdoblju od srpnja do rujna uvećan je na 93,4 posto bruto domaćeg proizvoda (BDP), objavila je u petak španjolska središnja banka. Vlada u Madridu za kraj ove godine cilja njegovu razinu od 94,2 posto BDP-a. U 2015. i 2016. godini očekuje se njegovo povećanje na 101 posto BDP-a, što su najviše razine duga u posljednjih više od sto godina u četvrtom po veličini gospodarstvu eurozone koje muku muči sa smanjenjem golemog proračunskog manjka i oživljavanjem aktivnosti. Španjolski proračunski manjak među najvećima je u eurozoni. Krajem rujna je iznosio 4,8 posto BDP-a, pokazali su podaci tamošnjeg ministarstva financija, objavljeni krajem prošlog mjeseca, a za kraj ove godine zacrtan je u visini 6,5 posto BDP-a, što je znatno iznad gornje dopuštene granice u EU od tri posto BDP-a. Gornja dopuštena razina javnog duga je 60 posto BDP-a. Primjerice, u Hrvatskoj je javni dug promatran kroz udio u BDP-u na kraju drugog tromjesečja iznosio 59,5 posto, u usporedbi s 57,4 posto koliko je iznosio na kraju prvog tromjesečja. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom