スペイン銀行によると、2012年7月ー9月の経済成長率(経済沈降率?)は、ー0'4%で、年間ではー1'5%になる見遠し
CRISIS ECONÓMICA
El Banco de España anticipa que el PIB descendió otro 0,4% en el tercer trimestre
La subida del IVA modera la contracción del consumo entre julio y septiembre
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 10:33 CET
ECONOMIC CRISIS
The Bank of Spain expects GDP fell another 0.4% in the third quarter
The VAT hike moderate contraction of consumption between July and September
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 23 OCT 2012 - 10:33 CET
The drastic increase in VAT which approved the Government not only distorts inflation went to 3.4% in September, the first month of implementation of tax-hike, also private consumption and the overall economy. In advance of shopping in July and August to circumvent the tax surcharge attributes the Bank of Spain that the recession was not over in the third quarter.
According to his account, published Tuesday in the economic bulletin, GDP would have fallen by 0.4% between July and September from the previous quarter. Corroborates what we had anticipated and the Ministry of Economy, which predicted that the quarterly decline of the value generated by the Spanish economy would be the same caliber as that recorded between April and June (another 0.4%). Just missing the next week, the official seal of the National Statistics Institute.
"The demand profile throughout the quarter has been affected by the anticipation of spending decisions before the VAT increase announced for September 1", says the Bank of Spain's newsletter, which shows the evolution of sales vehicle, on revenue of big business or trade index the same pattern: very notable spikes in July and August, with significant drops in September, after application of the VAT hike (the standard rate from 18% to 21 %).
"As a result we estimate a 0.1% quarterly increase in private consumption, against a fall of 0.9% in the second quarter," the Bank of Spain, which immediately throws the warning: "It is expected that the demand behavior in the third quarter is transient and is followed by a decline in the fourth quarter. " This is what happened in 2010, when it raised the VAT from 16% to 18%: in the previous quarter private consumption grew by 0.9% in after tax charges fell 1.2%.
The fall in consumption in the final stretch of the year will increase, warns the supervisor, for the elimination of extra pay for officials. And it seems that the fall in government consumption will also gain intensity. A scenario that anticipates a more pronounced decrease in GDP in the last quarter of 2012. Yes, the distortion created by the introduction of VAT compliance ensures that the government forecast (-1.5% for the full year), unless there is a collapse similar to the start of 2009. That was the worst quarter of the Spanish economy over half a century.
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