Déficit
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | Mexico |
|---|---|
| Directors | Gael García Bernal |
| Initial DVD release | United Kingdom |
| Screenplay | Gael García Bernal |
| Diego Luna | |
| Kyzza Terrazas | |
| Producers | Gael García Bernal |
| Diego Luna | |
| Pablo Cruz | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2318559 |
About Déficit
Cristobal, one of Mexico's middle class elite, arranges a party at his absent parents' country home. Among those present are his younger sister Eloisa, her gang of friends and Dolores, for whom Cristobal makes a play. However, behind the scenes, all is not well as the family's servants rebel against the orders from the partygoers and it becomes apparent the parents have fled abroad faced with corruption charges. …
Black hole in Town Hall budgets rises to £5bn
... The average council now faces a £33m predicted Deficit by 2025-26 - a rise of 60% from £20m two years ago...
France protests: Macron takes off 'luxury' watch during TV interview
... He has argued the changes to the retirement age are a " necessity" to keep the pension budget from running into Deficit...
Autumn Statement: Who do spending cuts hit the most?
... At the time, Mr Osborne said the consequence of not trying to reduce the UK s Deficit would be " severe" - he warned of " higher interest rates, more business failures, sharper rises in unemployment"...
What is austerity and where could 'eye-watering' cuts fall now?
... It was aimed at reducing the country s massive Deficit - where it was spending much more money than it was raising in taxes - after it bailed out banks during the 2008 financial crisis...
Spring Statement: Borrowing figures give Rishi Sunak 'wiggle room'
... But Hoa Duong, an economist at consultancy firm PwC, suggested the growing pressures caused by the conflict in Ukraine and easing household living costs could exacerbate the Deficit - the amount by which the government s income falls short of what it spends...
UK finances improve in January as tax revenues grow
... 5bn Deficit in January 2021...
What a recession is?
... And there was a massive Deficit - the gap between what taxes does the government, what is there on the public services...
French reforms: Why is France the resistance against Macron, press ' s on pensions
... 5 billion; $15bn) pension Deficit...
UK finances improve in January as tax revenues grow
Government finances recorded a surplus last month as the economy opened up from lockdowns and tax receipts improved.
The Public finances showed a surplus of £2. 9bn last month, compared with a £2. 5bn Deficit in January 2021.
But it was still a £7bn smaller surplus than in January 2020, before the pandemic, official figures showed.
UK finances are normally healthier in January as self-assessment Income Tax receipts come in.
This self-assessed tax income was £18. 4bn, an increase of £2bn,
Borrowing from The End of March to January was £138. 5bn - The Second highest since records began in 1993.
Paul Johnson , director of The Institute for Fiscal Studies, told The Bbc the figures showed " We Are still spending an awful lot more. We Are poorer than we were. "
But He Said the bigger picture was that the Deficit - The Gap between spending and tax receipts - was coming down quickly. Some big tax rises this year will also mean the government borrowing less, he added.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the government had " provided unprecedented support" through the pandemic.
" But our debt has increased substantially and there are further pressures on The Public finances, including from rising Inflation , " He Said .
" Keeping The Public finances on a sustainable path is crucial so we can continue helping the British People when needed, without burdening Future Generations with high debt repayments. "
The amount of interest the government paid on its debts soared last month.
Debt repayment is pegged to the Retail Prices Index (RPI) measure of Inflation - which was 7. 8% in January - Leading to interest payments of £6. 1bn last month. That was the highest amount for a January since records began in April 1997.
It was also £4. 5bn More Than January Last Year , although below the all-time high of £9bn in June Last Year .
The ONS figures showed that total public sector debt stood at £2. 32 trillion at The End of the month, or around 94. 9% of gross domestic Product .
Source of news: bbc.com
