public debt in English

debt of a country, national debt

Use "public debt" in a sentence

1. The rapidly rising public debt calls for a much more active approach to public debt management.

2. Nor was Italy's public debt downgraded.

3. Cambodia’s public debt remains sustainable, Categorised as low risk

4. Public debt held by banks would set the money supply.

5. The Maastricht rules also impose strict limits on public debt.

6. Instead, an orderly restructuring of Greece's public debt is needed now.

7. Yet gross public debt had actually increased, to 93.2% of GDP.

8. Its gross public debt is forecast to be 85 % this year.

9. Be the money that goes from public debt remit want invoice?

10. The criteria for budget deficits and public debt require spending cuts.

11. Fiscal deficits and public debt are expected to be under control.

12. Now , the irredeemable perpetual public debt presupposes the stability of purchasing power.

13. The public debt situation remains sustainable nonetheless, albeit susceptible to systemic shocks.

14. That issue, its first public debt sale, was priced to yield 25 percent.

15. The next government must deal with a woeful inheritance of vaulting public debt.

16. The divided banking sector and public debt Amounting to 90% of GDP are alarming

17. The figure is updated daily on the website of the Treasury's Bureau Public Debt.

18. A prudent fiscal stance and an active debt management policy accelerated public debt reduction.

19. He also argued that Italy's huge public debt ( more than its GDP ) makes generosity reckless.

20. When you come out of this crisis, public debt in the western world be enormous.

21. Canada has a relatively low net public debt ratio compared to most other advanced economies.

22. Surplus countries are unwilling to stimulate consumption, while deficit countries are building unsustainable public debt.

23. First, attempts to increase aggregate demand led to unprecedented expansion in public expenditure and public debt.

24. 7) Public Debt Financial resources: ($ thousands) Planned Spending Authorities Actual Spending 35,400,000 33,869,946 33,869,946 Human resources:

25. Thus one result of moving to accrual accounting is an increase in recorded public debt charges.

26. Additional measures could also hurt Japan's public debt (which is already the highest in the world).

27. On sovereigns, advanced countries need credible medium-term plans to stabilize and lower public debt ratios.

28. The budget deficit quadrupled in the 1980s, and the public debt followed it into the stratosphere.

29. • Thus one result of moving to accrual accounting is an increase in recorded public debt charges.

30. Accumulation of domestic public debt can be driven by either too little or too much foreign aid

31. The deficit was financed through tesobonos a type of public debt instrument that reassured payment in dollars.

32. 14 The budget deficit quadrupled in the 1980s, and the public debt followed it into the stratosphere.

33. In terms of book - keeping this would almost double the public debt, but that is rather misleading.

34. Economic recession and years of deficit financing policy of the United States total public debt has accumulated.

35. Interest charges on the public debt are usually forecast with a high degree of accuracy, some said.

36. However dubious Bush’s actions may have been on both counts, interest rates on US public debt actually fell.

37. In the first quarter of this year, the eurozone’s public-debt ratio actually rose, to 92.2% of GDP.

38. Recent history, particularly the excessive accumulation of private and public debt, suggests that we have not acquired it.

39. The liabilities generally consist of accounts payable, accrued interest payable, accrued salaries and wages, superannuation, public debt, etc.

40. In November 2003, a risk assessment of the administrative controls over the public debt financial instruments was performed.

41. The alternative is for government to write down public debt and bank deposits, giving creditors and depositors "hair cuts."

42. The central government itself did not borrow money, and without public debt had to fund deficits from cash reserves.

43. Austerity refers to strict economic policies that a government imposes to control growing public debt, defined by increased frugality

44. The decline in public debt charges was entirely attributable to corrections for overestimations of accrual adjustments in previous months.

45. As we will discover in Chapter in recent years large Federal deficits have caused the public debt to rise sharply.

46. While Vietnam is still considered at low risk of debt distress, overall public debt levels are becoming an increasing concern.

47. The reason is that public-debt distress most harms a country’s poorest citizens, who have little knowledge, and no choice, about issuing bonds.

48. After reaching the best position since 2000, the overall budgetary position is also set to deteriorate while the rescue packages could raise public debt.

49. The Federal State's authority includes justice, defence, federal police, social security, nuclear energy, monetary policy and public debt, and other aspects of public finances.

50. But if they keep spending heedlessly, they will saddle the economy with a heavy burden of public debt which may crowd out private investment.