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Tweet[IWS] Eurostat: GOVERNMENT DEBT & GOVERNMENT FINANCE STATISTICS--DATABASE [22 January 2015]
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European Commission
Eurostat
Press Release 22 January 2015
Third quarter of 2014 compared with second quarter of 2014
Government debt fell to 92.1% of GDP in euro area
Down to 86.6% in EU28
At the end of the third quarter of 2014, the government debt1 to GDP ratio2 in the euro area3 (EA18) stood at 92.1%, compared with 92.7% at the end of the second quarter of 2014. In the EU283, the ratio decreased from
87.0% to 86.6%. This decrease in the EU28 government debt to GDP ratio comes after fifteen consecutive quarters of increase. Compared with the third quarter of 2013, the government debt to GDP ratio rose in both the euro area (from 91.1% to 92.1%) and the EU28 (from 85.3% to 86.6%).
AND MUCH MORE...including TABLES....
SEE--
GOVERNMENT FINANCE STATISTICS--DATABASE
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/government-finance-statistics/data/database
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| Government finance statistics (EDP and ESA2010) (gov_gfs10) |
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| Annual government finance statistics (gov_10a) |
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| Government revenue, expenditure and main aggregates (gov_10a_main) | | ||
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| Government deficit/surplus, debt and associated data (gov_10dd_edpt1) | | ||
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| Transition from the working balance to the deficit/surplus (gov_10dd_edpt2) | | ||
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| Transition from the deficit/surplus to the change in debt (gov_10dd_edpt3) | | ||
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| Quarterly government finance statistics (gov_10q) | ||||
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| Quarterly non-financial accounts for general government (gov_10q_ggnfa) | Updated | ||
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| Quarterly financial accounts for general government (gov_10q_ggfa) | Updated | ||
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| Quarterly government debt (gov_10q_ggdebt) | Updated | ||
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| Government statistics – historical ESA95 data (gov_h) | |||||
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| Annual government finance statistics (gov_a) |
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| General government expenditure by function (COFOG) (gov_a_exp) | | ||
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| Structure of government debt (gov_dd_sgd) | ||||||
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| General government debt (gov_dd_ggd) | | ||
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| State government debt (gov_dd_slgd) | | ||
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| Local government debt (gov_dd_logd) | | ||
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| Social security funds debt (gov_dd_ssfd) | | ||
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| Debt by currency of issue (gov_dd_dcur) | | ||
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| State guarantee (gov_dd_guar) | | |||
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| Quarterly non-financial accounts for general government (gov_q_ggnfa) | | ||
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| Quarterly financial accounts for general government (gov_q_ggfa) | | ||
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| Quarterly government debt (gov_q_ggdebt) | Updated |
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