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The Budget Proposal 2002 October 1, 2001

Changed circumstances in the economy - Treasury finances still sound Room for tax cuts Budget proposal highlights Further privatisation allows for a continuing reduction in debt Treasury expenditure decreases in real terms

The Treasury surplus is estimated at 18.6 billion krónur in 2002, or 2 ½ % of GDP Treasury finances

The Treasury´s net financial balance in the year 2002 is estimated at just over 41 billion krónur. The cumulative net financial balance from is about 100 billion krónur. The Treasury´s interest saving is at least 5 billion krónur per year. Net financial balance

Net borrowing

Government debt

Treasury expenditure

Main expenditure changes in real terms

Tax revenue of the Treasury

Main revenue changes in real terms

GDP growth

Current account balance

Inflation (Changes within the year) %

Disposable income purchasing power

Unemployment

The budget proposal and related material can be obtained from the budget web