フランス政府は、2013年の国家債務をGDPの3%までに削減する330億0000'0000ユーロの財政赤字削減の国家予算を承認
Francia aprueba el presupuesto más restrictivo en tres décadas
El primer ministro Ayrault ha afirmado que son unos presupuestos de combate contra la deuda que no deja de aumentar”, y ha asegurado que las subidas de impuestos “solo afectarán a uno de cada diez ciudadanos y a las empresas más grandes”.
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Miguel Mora París 28 SEP 2012 - 16:39 CET
France approves more restrictive budget in three decades
The Prime Minister said Ayrault budgets that are fighting against the debt continues to grow ", and has said that tax increases" only affect one in ten citizens and larger companies. "
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Miguel Mora Paris 28 SEP 2012 - 16:39 CET
France has approved today by the Cabinet more restrictive budgetary adjustment in three decades. The Executive François Hollande and Jean-Marc Ayrault has prepared budgets designed to reduce the deficit to 3% in 2013, requiring minimal effort from 33,000 million if GDP grows than expected (and optimistic) 0.8%.
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The Prime Minister said Ayrault budgets that are fighting against the debt continues to grow ", and has said that tax increases" only affect one in ten citizens and larger companies. " "The effort in 2013 will make the rich", the Prime Minister has riveted.
Hollande has put on the table their fiscal credentials in a very difficult situation for the country, with the stagnant economy, rising unemployment and the Executive's popularity plummeting. The first Socialist government's annual budget has included a sharp cut to relieve the deficit and fulfill the promises made to contribute to the stability of the eurozone. Today it has been known that the country's debt Gallo has reached 91% of GDP in the second quarter, growing by 43 200 million for a total of 1.83 billion euros.
The setting is shared by 66% of tax increases for individuals and businesses with the highest incomes, and a third of the spending freeze, and aims to reduce the deficit and ensure a place alongside France Germany as a power credible within the core of the euro zone. "This budget is not to stifle the economy, but to rebuild it," he said to the channel France 2 Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault. "If we abandon the goal [3%], interest rates will rise immediately" .
Economists believe that the objectives of the socialist government's budget are too ambitious given that the economic growth forecast of 0.8% for next year is very optimistic. The latest published data show that the French economy stagnated takes nine months and that the collapse of consumption and external sales have undermined efforts to revitalize the economy.
Although wages rose, French consumers preferred to save those extra profits spend them, worried about losing their jobs at any time. So consumption, traditional motor French economy has been negatively affected by the lack of faith of the citizens themselves.
Ayrault has insisted Executive promise to reduce unemployment in a year and defended the government's growth forecast of 0.8% as "realistic and achievable". The risk that growth will eventually fall below the target increases the chances that Hollande, whose popularity ratings have fallen to 43% in just four months in office, have to make more cuts to keep its deficit targets.
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