PUBLIC DEFICIT What’s that? Public deficit is the negative difference between revenues and expenditures of the state.

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PUBLIC DEFICIT What’s that? Public deficit is the negative difference between revenues and expenditures of the state.

IN SPAIN IT’S ABOUT -6.8%, WHICH MEANS THEY SPEND A FEW MORE MONEY THAN THEY GET. IN DENMARK IT’S ABOUT 0.7%, WHICH MEANS THEY SPEND ALMOST AS MUCH MONEY AS THEY GET.

CPI (CONSUMER PRICE INDEX) The CPI measures changes in prices of all goods and services consumed by the population of a country or a region.

IN SPAIN, OUR PRINCES ARE DECREASING A 0.7% BEFORE NOWADAYS

WHEREAS IPC IN DENMARK IS LOCATED IN 0.2%

LIFE EXPECTANCY THE AVERAGE AGES THAT PEOPLE LIVE IN A COUNTRY DENMARKSPAIN She is supposed to be 80.2 years old She is supposed to be 82.8 years old

CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX The corruption perceptions index, measures the perceived levels of public-sector corrupion in a given country. (As much near to 100, less corruption perception) DENMARK (92) SPAIN (60)

Per cápita expenditure on education (per cápita)  This the part of the amount of Public Expenditure is dedicated to Education. IN SPAIN IS ABOUT 1041€ AND IN DENMARK IT’S ABOUT 3544€