Examples of using Public borrowing in English and their translations into Greek
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First is public borrowing.
Public borrowing must contribute to a redistribution of wealth and to reducing inequalities.
To facilitate cheap public borrowing.
Competitiveness weakened leading to a widening external deficit anda sharply upward trend in private and public borrowing.
In such cases,higher taxes and/or higher public borrowing can be justified.
Public borrowing should aim at guaranteeing an improvement in living conditions, discarding the logic of environmental destruction.
This implies a surge of public borrowing.
All public borrowing must be used in a way that guarantees improved living conditions, and breaks with the logic of environmental destruction;
We must urgently define a transparent public borrowing policy.
Public borrowing is quite legitimate if it serves legitimate projects and if those who contribute to the loan do so legitimately.
For while there will be limits to future public borrowing, the burden of interest-payments will grow massively.
The Athenians' timely repayment, however, is anomalous in the long history of public borrowing.
Public borrowing can thus be legitimate if it is used to finance legitimate projects and if those who contribute act in a legitimate way.
A simple increase could bring in¤16bn annually, andrestrict significantly the spreads on Greek bonds and the public borrowing needs.
This is important because parts of the single-currency area are crippled not just by public borrowing but by private debt, most of which is sitting on banking books.
This was reported by the Ministry of Finance,noting that in the next few years it expects a further reduction in the volume of public borrowing.
By wholly or partly financing projects,using capital reserves or cheap public borrowing, local authorities are looking to tap into a new revenue stream by generating and selling low-carbon energy.
Average real wages would be lower, inflation higher, sterling weaker,house prices would be hit and public borrowing would rise”.
The revenue items shown in the budgets of public authorities are not yielded by taxation or public borrowing, but by the keen participation of fiscal administrations in the financial gambling markets.
Looking back at the past of human history, debt crises, defaults, financial"haircuts" anddebt restructuring are cases proved as old as public borrowing.
So called‘sovereign money' systems eliminate the dependency of the state on commercial money markets andreduce the cost of public borrowing, allowing governments to spend(and invest) directly into the economy in support of social needs.
Vitor Gaspar, director of fiscal affairs at the IMF, singled out the US for criticism,saying it was the only advanced country that was not planning to reduce its debt pile with tax cuts keeping public borrowing high.
These conditionalities, on which the creditors still insist, have not only contributed to lower GDP as well as higher public borrowing, hence a higher public debt/GDP making Greece's debt more unsustainable, but also engineered dramatic changes in the society, and caused a humanitarian crisis.
Mr Osborne went on to add,“GDP would be 3.6% smaller, average real wages would be lower, inflation higher, sterling weaker,house prices would be hit and public borrowing would rise compared with a vote to remain.”.
Second, the organisation of the Eurozone(the coordination of fiscal policies, banking union, rescue packages, etc) on the basis that member states should not succumb to‘moral hazard' with the support of social andother expenditures that rely on public borrowing.
The reduction of interest rates on loans after the accession to the EMU also had an impact by facilitating the increase of public borrowing of the Greek government to the benefit of big capital.
And it's legitimate monopoly of means of violence, administrative control, management of public finances, investment in human capital, provision of citizenship rights, provision of infrastructure, management of the tangible and intangible assets of the state through regulation, creation of the market, international agreements,including public borrowing, and then, most importantly, rule of law.
GDP would be 3.6% smaller, average real wages would be lower, inflation higher, sterling weaker,house prices would be hit and public borrowing would rise compared with a vote to remain,” Osborne told the BBC.
A no-deal Brexit- something the two contenders seeking to be Britain's next prime minister say they are prepared to do if necessary- could add £30 billion a year to public borrowing by the 2020/21 financial year, the OBR said.
Against a background of strongly increased risk aversion, increased pressures on the exchange rate andincreasingly restricted access to the bond market for public borrowing, the Romanian authorities made a request for financial assistance in March 2009.