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IMF Urges Barbados To Rein In Deficit Open preview window
... While welcoming the efforts to reduce the public sector deficit over the past two years, they noted with concern that the primary deficit remains among the highest in the region and that public debt will rise steadily in the absence of fiscal consolidation. ... Under financial legislation put before parliament in March, Arthur announced that spending will ...
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Critics say deficit argues for quitting WTO Open preview window
WTO / Global Econ 101 / Global Rulemakers / Trade Agreements ... The trade deficit is reaching record highs. ... Recent months have seen more attention paid to the trade deficit. ... . Germany has a $200 billion trade surplus and 12.6 percent unemployment. ... " 'How's that going to work for 20 years or 50 years? ...
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No Right Turn: Ending the democratic deficit Open preview window
No Right Turn ... One of the biggest problems with the European Union is the "democratic deficit". ... Unlike the Parliament, the Commission is not elected, but appointed by the member-states, and is frequently used as a sinecure for retired or has-been politicians. ... An illusory surplus ... [23/01/08]
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Deficit misses Brown's target |Business |The Guardian Open preview window
Jump to content [s] ... " Analysts said that, even if the figures were altered later, the speed of the reversal in the public finances over the past year - from a modest surplus in 2001-02 to a double-digit deficit - suggested worse to come. ... Report errors or inaccuracies: reader@guardian.co.uk ...
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After Neoliberalism: Empire, Social Democracy, or Socialism? - Monthly Review Open preview window
... To avoid a deep recession, the U.S. general government fiscal balance has moved from a surplus of 1.4 percent of GDP to a deficit of 4.6 percent of GDP between 2000 and 2003, or a swing of 6 percent of GDP, and the U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered the short-term interest rate from 6.5 percent to 1.25 percent. ... [21/10/08]
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BBC NEWS |Health |NHS £1.7bn surplus spending row Open preview window
... The government has come under fire after figures showed a £1.658bn surplus in the NHS last year. ... The gross NHS deficit is now £122m down from £917m in the previous financial year. ... Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets (CSS) if you are able to do so.
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The English Democrats Party Putting England First - Home Open preview window
... The fossil fuel levy surplus, in excess of £120m, the Scottish government's £42m underspend currently held at Westminster, and the council tax benefit mechanism, which has cost Scotland an estimated £100m a year since 2004/05, are among the measures identified. ... In any case, the first purpose of a Scottish oil fund would be to fund the budget deficit ... [25/11/08]
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The Deficit Argument, V, Arnold Kling |EconLog |Library of Economics and Liberty Open preview window
... David Warsh gives one of the more sober overviews of the debate over tax cuts, the deficit, and Social Security. ... At historical measures of growth, what is likely to happen without major changes in entitlements, tax rates or rules of eligibility? ... The Social Security surplus is spent every year just like general tax revenues. ...
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"Explaining the Arab Democracy Deficit: Part I" (February-March 2003) Open preview window
... Whatever the impact Islam may have on contemporary political outcomes, it clearly cannot account for the Arab world's democracy deficit. ... "[34] According to Simon Bromley, a fundamental precondition for democracy is a substantial degree of separation between the "institutions of rule" and the "mechanisms of domestic surplus appropriation," in the absence ... [26/03/03]
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Oil revenues gush in to give Brown a record surplus - Times Online Open preview window
... On the Chancellor’s current budget measure, which excludes investment spending, the surplus was an even higher £15.3 billion, another record. ... John Butler, of HSBC, said that the Government was now on track to meet or exceed its cumulative public sector net borrowing requirement forecast of £39.9 billion in the current financial year, Peter Spencer, chief ... [13/08/08]
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