Примери коришћења A public debt на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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have a public debt exceeding 60% of GDP.
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.
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.
Fiscal consolidation that started at the end of 2014 allowed Serbia to avoid a public debt crisis- from the annual general government deficit of 6.6% of GDP(2.2 bn Euros)
rendering efficient fiscal consolidation and a public debt management strategy to be essential.
That kind of trajectory inevitably leads to a public debt crisis, which would be manifested in Serbia by a plunge in the dinar
as Serbia is less developed than EU countries and the danger of a public debt crisis arises at far lower levels.
The Fiscal Council evaluation is that for the short-term sustainability of public finances and to avoid a public debt crisis, the deficit must be sliced from the present 6.2 GDP to 3 percent in 2013- a decrease of about €1 billion.
Finally, continued stabilization of public finances together with a public debt decrease are also well-chosen objectives because they will have a positive effect on the country's credit rating
The source did not elaborate on how Serbia would secure borrowing and stay below a public debt lid set at 45 percent of GDP
it is likely to have a public debt crisis.
adopted at the end of 2014, as an urgent response of the government to an imminent danger of a public debt crisis.
in 2013 as well, there will be a public debt crisis- macroeconomic instability, a decrease in GDP
fiscal policy and a public debt collectively guaranteed by all of the monetary union's countries?
At present, the imminent danger of a public debt crisis has been avoided, public expenditures for pensions are practically at a level that is sustainable in the long run,
Taking all this into account, the hazard of a public debt crisis in the previous two years has been temporarily postponed,
shock(and an ensuing recession) to bring back the immediate danger of a public debt crisis.
brings Serbia closer to a public debt crisis. Implementation of structural reform is the most sensitive part of the fiscal consolidation
introduced in November 2014, even though the imminent danger of a public debt crisis has passed; so, for example, there's not even
However, with the public debt currently reaching about 75% of GDP, Serbia is still a highly indebted country- a single external"shock" would be sufficient to bring it back to the brink of a public debt crisis.