スペイン政府は2012年の年金や失業手当などの社会保険の赤字は国内総生産の1%の105億0000'0000ユーロになると発表、2010年の財政赤字はGDPの9'3%から9'7%に変更、2011年の財政赤字は(6%)8'5%から9'44%に変更、2013年の財政赤字は6´3%から7´3%に変更
Déficit récord en la Seguridad Social
El Gobierno espera para este año un desfase de 10.500 millones, equivalente al 1% del PIB
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 22 OCT 2012 - 21:31 CET
Record deficit in Social Security
The government expects this year to a gap of 10,500 million, equivalent to 1% of GDP
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 22 OCT 2012 - 21:31 CET
The government on Monday told Brussels had no choice-what Congress has swiped in the last three months. The zero deficit had budgeted for the Social Security Administration this year is another story, much uglier: two months of the financial year, the government of Mariano Rajoy admits that the hole in pensions and unemployment will go 10,500 million, an unprecedented gap. And this time it may be argued that the rise in the deficit was taken by surprise: just submit the accounts of 2012, in late March, many experts warned that, Social Security, all add up.
Indications that the contributions were not sufficient to cover pension expenditure of the budget to pay unemployment benefits would not be enough, crowd. The impact of the recession on the accounts of the Social Security Administration was one of the arguments that led the European Commission to relax the Spanish deficit target for 2012, from 5.3% to 6.3% of GDP. But the government balked belly up to assume that Social Security incurred a large deficit, flammable materials in the public eye.
In late July, when he proposed the 2013 spending ceiling, Treasury sidestepped vary the deficit targets this year. Then when sent to Brussels or biennial budget plan when it approved the 2013 draft budget (less than a month ago), sidestepped the issue by presenting the projected balances of the central government and Social Security jointly.
The Executive Rajoy had avoided recognizing the gap in recent months
In parallel, the government pulled the remaining money management and mutual Reserve Fund to finance pensions (over 7,000 million). Or admit that should increase the budget for unemployment benefits in 2800 million.
The disclosure requirements of Eurostat, the statistical office of Brussels, with the ceremony just confusion. The Spanish Government assumes that Social Security is to stay with the margin deficit (1% of GDP over) which granted the Commission for 2012. The message for communities and municipalities is another: for them, the strict deficit targets (-1.5% and -0.3% respectively) do not change.
Eurostat confirms that Spain's public deficit for 2011 reached 9.4%
Eurostat confirmed as expected by the Government in late September: losses accounted for aid to banks 16 660 million rise in the deficit in 2011 and 2012. And give, of course, some additional surprise: the 2010 deficit was revised from 9.3% to 9.7% for expenses of the regions that have surfaced now to benefit from the fund to pay outstanding bills to suppliers.
With the latest revision of Eurostat, the deficit in 2011 is at 9.44% of GDP. The road up here is tortuous but always downhill. The Socialist government claimed that the initial target agreed with Brussels in 2011 (a gap of 6%) was achievable. In late December, the new government of Rajoy (PP) accused the Socialists of deception, although the deviation was due to community-and raised the deficit to 8%. In March, the deficit reached 8.5% for bills that several communities took the drawer for availing the fund providers. And, for the same reason, came to 8.9% in late May. A change in the valuation of GDP and, especially, aid to banks explain the final sprint to 9.44%.
Only Ireland (13.4%) and Greece (9.4%) in the red bulkier or similar in their 2011 budget balances in the EU. At the level of public debt, Spain closed below 70% of GDP last year, but 85% aupará 2012.
With aid losses to banks, the deficit forecast by the government for this year rises from 6.3% to 7.3% committed. The PP Executive maintains that the latter gap is not taken into account in the adjustment plan agreed with Brussels by an expense that will not be repeated in 2013. "We recognize the inevitable and unique nature of these expenses," granted a Commission spokesman, who revealed in November if Rajoy believes accounts. What remains unknown is whether, by then, Brussels (retirees and Spanish) and will know if the updated Government pensions by rising inflation.
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