Примери коришћења A public debt на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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How large a public debt do we.
A public debt of less than 60% of GDP;
To avoid a public debt crisis.
Budgetary deficiency and a public debt.
Cause, you can't have a public debt without a'public', with the public as the beneficiary of the debt. .
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Two years ago, Serbia was on the brink of a public debt crisis.
PREFACE Serbia is heading towards a public debt crisis, which may break out by the end of 2012.
President Taft ruled in the litigation, saying:"It's about a private debt, not a public debt.".
Of the three groups of measures that can help avoid a public debt crisis, the Government has launched two.
This measure, adopted at the end of 2014,can be justified when the country is in an imminent danger of a public debt crisis.
ISSAI 5440: Guidance for Conducting a Public Debt Audit-The Use of Substantive Tests in Financial Audit.
For countries like Serbia, this limit is important as it is estimatedthat below that point, there is no imminent danger of a public debt crisis.
With such a public debt decrease, Serbia would be prepared for an eventual adverse shock, which is bound to happen in the long term.
The Republic Health Insurance Fund(RHIF)is accumulating large arrears in the payment of its obligations which can transform into a public debt.
When Putin was elected in 2000,Russia had just $12 billion in reserves, accompanied by a public debt, which was almost equal to the country's economic output at 92%.
Without bringing order in the state-owned and public enterprises,it is impossible to successfully implement fiscal consolidation and avoid a public debt crisis.
When Putin was elected in 2000,Russia had just $12 billion in reserves, accompanied by a public debt, which was almost equal to the country's economic output at 92.1 percent.
In the end, structural deficit target of 0.5% of GDP is also prescribed by the EU("Fiscal Compact") for its member states that, like Serbia,have a public debt exceeding 60% of GDP.
When Putin was elected in 2000,Russia had just $12 billion in reserves, accompanied by a public debt, which was almost equal to the country's economic output at 92.1 percent.
The graph shows that only the first trend would lead to a decrease in the share of public debt in GDP,steering Serbia away from a public debt crisis.
The danger of breakout of a public debt crisis has not passed. In order to be avoided, of crucial importance would be to start comprehensive structural reforms in the first half of 2013.
However, significant deficit reduction will ensure the macroeconomic stability only temporarily, and a public debt crisis will still not be avoided.
According to her, the previous year ended with a surplus, a public debt was reduced, a three-year arrangement with the IMF was successfully completed, the exchange rate is stable, inflation is within the planned framework and the unemployment rate is dropping.
These indicators show the need for urgent implementation of comprehensive fiscal consolidation,given that a public debt crisis is an absolutely certain alternative.
According to her, the previous year ended with a surplus, a public debt was reduced, a three-year arrangement with the IMF was successfully completed, the exchange rate is stable, inflation is within the planned framework and the unemployment rate is dropping.
After the successfully implemented fiscal consolidation between 2015 and2017 averted a public debt crisis and ensured macroeconomic stability, the next major economic problem that the government should be tackling is insufficient economic growth.
By the end of 2012, public debt will rise above 50 percent of GDP; if that happens, Serbia, like similar countries,is likely to have a public debt crisis.
The balance between fiscal trends has neutralized the immediate danger of a public debt crisis and contributed to macroeconomic stabilization- low inflation and moderate current account deficit.
However, any external shock(such as the one from 2008)that would catch Serbian public finances with the public debt at the current level would lead 1 into a public debt crisis.