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Comparing Selected Industrial Nations' Public Debt - Winners and Losers in the 2014-15 Budget

Explore the 2012 data on Public Sector Net Debt as a percentage of GDP for industrialized nations. Analyze the 2014-15 budget, with improved underlying cash balance but increased deficits. Who benefits and who suffers in this fiscal scenario?

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Comparing Selected Industrial Nations' Public Debt - Winners and Losers in the 2014-15 Budget

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  1. What’s it all about???

  2. How do we compare? Selected Industrial Nations Public Sector Net Debt as a Percentage of GDP (2012)

  3. The 2014-15 Budget • The 2014-15 underlying cash balance has been reduced from a deficit of $ 49.9 billion (-3.1% of GDP) in 2013-14 to a $29.8 billion deficit (-1.8% of GDP)

  4. Who wins and who loses?

  5. Who wins and who loses?

  6. The Winners

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