Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030

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title Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
spellingShingle Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
title_short Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
title_full Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
title_fullStr Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
title_full_unstemmed Fiscal gaps in Iceland remain significant: Immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of GDP in 2030
title_sort fiscal gaps in iceland remain significant: immediate rise in the underlying primary balance needed to reduce general government gross financial liabilities to 60% of gdp in 2030
publisher Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)
publishDate 2013
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/eco_surveys-isl-2013-graph32-en
genre Iceland
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