Slovak PM Fico's Claims on Public Finances Questioned

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico reassured voters that Slovakia's public finances are stable, citing a public debt of 62.5% of GDP. However, an economic news filter argues that Slovakia is not better off than countries like Germany, Austria, or Finland.

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dennik-nSlovak36d ago

Ekonomický newsfilter: Nie, naozaj na tom nie sme lepšie ako Nemecko, Rakúsko či Fínsko

Dobré ráno, premiér Robert Fico cez víkend chlácholil svojich voličov, že Slovensko nemá problém s verejnými financiami, keďže jeho verejný dlh dosiahol v prvom štvrťroku 62,5 percenta HDP. To je výrazne menej ako približne 90 percent HDP v eurozóne a menej než v krajinách ako Nemecko, Rakúsko či Belgicko, tvrdil. Premiér v chválach pokračoval aj včera, keď sa, ako sám napísal, […]

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Slovak PM Fico's Claims on Public Finances Questioned

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Ekonomický newsfilter: Nie, naozaj na tom nie sme lepšie ako Nemecko, Rakúsko či Fínsko

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