Примери коришћења Public deficit на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Public deficit was reduced.
Running high public deficit.
Public deficit and debt levels have been increasing.
The government has raised taxes andlowered subsidies in a bid to reduce the record public deficit.
Spain sets public deficit target at 3.6% of GDP.
It underlined the need for further fiscal consolidation efforts in order toaddress the growing public deficit and debt.
Under the bailout deal, the country's 2010 public deficit was to stand at about 8% of GDP.
Both countries have already violated the Stability and Growth Pact, which they were not able to adhere to; specifically,they had problems with the 3% public deficit.
The eurozone leaders also agreed that countries whose public deficit exceeds the 3% of GDP ceiling would face"automatic consequences".
Pledging bold moves to change the structure of the economy in the coming months,he asked Greeks to be patient as his cabinet attempts to reduce the public deficit and trim spending.
They also agreed that countries found in breach of the EU rules on public deficit and government debt should face sanctions automatically.
Therefore, halting the public debt growth at 2013-end, reducing its share in GDP starting from 2014 andan appropriate fiscal deficit path to enable achieving this goal as planned by the Draft Fiscal Strategy is in the Fiscal Council's view optimal for the plan of public deficit reduction.
Italy and Belgium are blacklisted because of their public deficits, which are far above the 60 percent of GDP foreseen in the Stability and Growth Pact.
The EU statistics agency Eurostat recently discovered and revealed that in 2001, Goldman Sachs secretly(“but legally”,protest its executive officers) helped the right-wing Greek government meet EU membership criteria by using a complicated“currency swap” that masked the extent of public deficit and national debt.
It underlined that further efforts will be required to address the issue of the public deficit and debt, and in particular the overall amount of subsidies.
It acknowledged Serbia's efforts to fight irregular migration and highlighted the need for Serbia to align its asylum procedure with the European Union. The SA Committee also reviewed the economic criteria and noted the solid performance of theSerbian economy in 2016, with higher GDP growth and lower than expected public deficit.
The president is accused of illegally manipulating finances to hide a growing public deficit ahead of her re-election in 2014.
In its plans for 2019, Rome said that it will increase the public deficit to 2.4 percent of GDP(gross domestic product)- three times higher than what the previous government had promised.
The implementation of the reforms outlined in the programmes, and in particular of the recommendations agreed upon in the dialogue with the EU, will be reviewed in next year's ERP exercise.Country-specific recommendationsThe policy recommendations agreed for Montenegro include the reduction of the public deficit and debt, and the need to support the development of local enterprises, by developing the market of consultancy services and improving the capacity of banks to increase lending(in particular through resolving bad loans).
Citing the Finnish example of reducing its public deficit, the prime minister stated that“the idea of solving these kinds of problems with permanent fiscal transfers is unacceptable.”.
Greek Finance Minister Giorgos Alogoskoufis acknowledged that the 2004 public deficit would be higher than the earlier forecast of 5.3 per cent of GDP.
Romania is not in a position to finance such a large public deficit." According to him, the current situation was the outcome of"worse than expected" deterioration and lower domestic demand during the first two quarters of 2009.
In 2015, the situation is different in many ways: instead of relaxing, the tax discipline has strengthened,so the public deficit in 2015 will be somewhat better than was planned, while salary cuts are now being more consistently controlled.
The Croatian government andthe IMF have agreed to raise the public deficit target for 2005 to 4.2 per cent of GDP, instead of the previously set target of 3.7 per cent.
And in exchange, Greece will not merely agree to reduce its vast public deficit but will adopt, by June, no fewer than 17 specific legal and budgetary changes.
The need for additional state spending cuts arose after a revision of the country's 2009 public deficit by Eurostat, the EU statistics office, on Monday showed it as standing at 15.4% of GDP and not at 13.6%, as previously thought.
Italy's new coalition government has drafted a budget that raises spending,pushes the public deficit target to around 2.4 percent of gross domestic product for the next three years, and probably hikes the public debt above its current level of 131 percent of GDP.
On the contrary, the public administration deficit reached 7.152 million-.