T13 Spanish public sector Flashcards

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1
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economies (% of GDP) is

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The weight of public expenditure in Europe and other advanced

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2
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spain is one of the most

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decentralized country in the world

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3
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Currently there are 4+ levels of government in Spain,

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European Union
Central Govt.
Autonomous
Communities
Local govts.

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4
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effect of bank bailouts in 2012 on spanish expenditure

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The bank bailouts led to a substantial increase in government expenditure. Spain received financial assistance from the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) to recapitalize its troubled banking sector.

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5
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Structure of Spanish public expenditure is

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similar to the EU patterns

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6
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Net financial flows between spain and eu since 2014 are lower because

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of thr fall in regional funds

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7
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public revenue graph?

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Public revenue / GDP ( pr down and GDP down )

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8
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public deficit in Spain

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high after 2008 ,the highest in ?

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9
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In 2022 Spain registered a public debt of

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115,9% of GDP, about 20

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10
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increase in public expenditures=

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increase in public revenues

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11
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The Greek debt crisis is due to

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the government’s fiscal policies that included too much spending.

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12
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based on economic growth:

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“The strategy presented in the Stability Programme is to mainly
rely on economic growth to reduce the general government
deficit throughout the programme horizon. However, in view of
the considerably higher-than-planned deficit outcome of 2015,
the programme no longer plans a correction of the excessive
deficit by 2016, as planned in the 2015 Stability Programme,
but postpones it to 2017” (2016 assesment of the Stability
Programme).

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13
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expenditure and revenue levels

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are below EU averages.

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14
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National and EU budgets have very different

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weights on the
economy, and very different distributions. The Spanish
expenditure and revenue levels are below EU averages.

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15
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Spanish government performance “not so bad” until the

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Great
Recession, but deficits afterwards led to noncompliance with
the Stability and Growth Pact

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16
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reduction depend on

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economic growth, rather than expenditure

17
Q

COVID-19 crisis created a different scenario, with

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severe long-
lasting effects on deficit and debt.

18
Q

In the past few years, different governments let deficit
reduction depend on

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economic growth, rather than expenditure
and/or tax changes. This has proved to be insufficient.

19
Q

Public finances have suffered the consequences of the COVID crisis
due to the fall in revenue (less economic activity) and to the
increase in expenditure (greater needs, e.g. health policy,
unemployment, etc.):

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Public deficit increased sharply in 2020, to stand at 11% of GDP.
- Public debt increased in 2020 by more than 20 percentage
points, to stand at 120.6% of GDP.