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Showing posts with label public spending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public spending. Show all posts
Sunday, December 24, 2023
Germans Spending Less This Christmas: Retail Association
Online and offline Christmas sales in Germany have slowed amid rising economic uncertainty, the managing director of the German Retail Association (HDE), Stefan Genth, told Frankfurter Allgemeine this week.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
UK: George Osborne warns of tax hikes in case of Brexit
A vote to leave the European Union in a referendum next week would trigger tax hikes and spending cuts, Britain's finance minister warned, as stock markets sank on the increasingly likely prospect of Brexit.
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Britain
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public spending
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school
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Stock Market
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tax
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Major demonstration staged in Brussels against Belgian gov't spending cuts
Tens of thousands of people joined a demonstration through the streets
of Brussels on Wednesday, in a protest against Belgian government
spending cuts.
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austerity measures
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Belgium
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strike
Monday, April 13, 2015
Ukrainian Crisis Prompts Europe to Boost Military Spending (Report)
The political and military crisis in Ukraine prompted European countries to increase their military spending, an arms watchdog said Monday.
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Baltic states
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Europe
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Russia
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Ukraine
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weapons
Friday, December 26, 2014
Ukraine to spend 5.2% of GDP on army (Finance Minister)
Ukraine plans to use 5.2% of its GDP on army spending, Ukrainian Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko said on Friday.
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Army
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Conflict
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Ukraine
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Merkel refuses to increase public spending
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday her government would
stick to its budget target and would not increase government spending or
raise new debt for economic stimulation.
Addressing a meeting of German employers association in Berlin, Merkel said German economy was stable, but faced risks from geopolitical tensions abroad.
Investment was needed to boost growth, she said, but her government would not spend more than its current plans, nor would new debt be raised. Instead, her government would encourage private investment by lifting burdens for the business.
Addressing a meeting of German employers association in Berlin, Merkel said German economy was stable, but faced risks from geopolitical tensions abroad.
Investment was needed to boost growth, she said, but her government would not spend more than its current plans, nor would new debt be raised. Instead, her government would encourage private investment by lifting burdens for the business.
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Angela Merkel
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budget
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Germany
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investments
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public spending
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