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スペインの銀行の資本増強のための融資での銀行救済は、国庫に410億0000'0000ユーロの損失をもたらし、国民1人あたり868'00ユーロ罹(かか)るとスペイン社会労働党の頭脳集団は推定、[実際は7倍位(2700億0000'0000ユーロ??)にはなるだろう?]
La fundación Ideas estima que el rescate costará 868 euros a cada ciudadano
Las arcas públicas perderían hasta 41.000 millones si fuese necesaria toda la ayuda
The foundation estimates that the bailout ideas will cost 868 euros for every citizen
Public funds lost to 41,000 million if needed all the help
The Country Madrid 20 JUL 2012 - 12:36 CET
Public funds lost to 41,000 million if needed all the help
The Country Madrid 20 JUL 2012 - 12:36 CET
The Spanish bank bailout may cost 868 euros each citizen. Ideas Foundation, the think tank of the PSOE, has produced a study that estimated that public funds could suffer a loss of 41,000 million euros in case of institutions to use the 100,000 offered by Brussels for recapitalization. A family of four would lose 3,500 euros. The document, entitled Financial crisis and bank bailouts in Spain: ideas on the Spanish case is based on data already known, but warns that the Eurogroup aid package will not be enough if the recession continues for years to come.
The consultants who prepared a first estimate of the capital needs of the Spanish banking sector, Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger, concluded that it could take up to 62,000 million euros. In this case, the cost to the public would be 25,420 million, a total of 538 euros per person, although this is not the most likely scenario.
The report recommends betting on growth policies to rebalance the settings and minimize the social costs
The report recommends the Government to bet on growth policies to rebalance the settings and minimize social costs. Adopting measures only deepen in the austerity, the public sector will not be able to meet the deficit targets, according to the foundation. This situation would require tougher fiscal consolidation policies, making the hole even deeper recession and adding difficulties for banks. To facilitate the restoration of credit, review the study commitment in capital requirements for entities without public support.
Ideas recommendations emphasize the need to stimulate the growth of external demand, increase exports and attract foreign investment. Given the increasing number of foreclosures since the start of the crisis, the document also recommends that the Executive's implementation of systems that enable individuals with difficulties remain in foreclosed homes.
The document has been prepared by a comparison with Britain, whose financial institutions also had to be rescued. Where appropriate, public administration injected 123,000 million pounds in total. The process continues and the state still owns shares in the entities but, if it decided to dispose of their shares today, only 72,600 million pounds recovered, so that citizens would take 50,400 million pounds of losses, 41%. This has been the average rate used for the preparation of the report of Ideas, which also discusses the bailouts in Ireland, Sweden, Germany and Iceland.
The consultants who prepared a first estimate of the capital needs of the Spanish banking sector, Oliver Wyman and Roland Berger, concluded that it could take up to 62,000 million euros. In this case, the cost to the public would be 25,420 million, a total of 538 euros per person, although this is not the most likely scenario.
The report recommends betting on growth policies to rebalance the settings and minimize the social costs
The report recommends the Government to bet on growth policies to rebalance the settings and minimize social costs. Adopting measures only deepen in the austerity, the public sector will not be able to meet the deficit targets, according to the foundation. This situation would require tougher fiscal consolidation policies, making the hole even deeper recession and adding difficulties for banks. To facilitate the restoration of credit, review the study commitment in capital requirements for entities without public support.
Ideas recommendations emphasize the need to stimulate the growth of external demand, increase exports and attract foreign investment. Given the increasing number of foreclosures since the start of the crisis, the document also recommends that the Executive's implementation of systems that enable individuals with difficulties remain in foreclosed homes.
The document has been prepared by a comparison with Britain, whose financial institutions also had to be rescued. Where appropriate, public administration injected 123,000 million pounds in total. The process continues and the state still owns shares in the entities but, if it decided to dispose of their shares today, only 72,600 million pounds recovered, so that citizens would take 50,400 million pounds of losses, 41%. This has been the average rate used for the preparation of the report of Ideas, which also discusses the bailouts in Ireland, Sweden, Germany and Iceland.
スペインの銀行の資本増強のための融資での銀行救済は、国庫に410億0000'0000ユーロの損失をもたらし、国民1人あたり868'00ユーロ罹(かか)るとスペイン社会労働党の頭脳集団は推定、[実際は7倍位(2700億0000'0000ユーロ??)にはなるだろう?]
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