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

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

2 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.

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

4 IN SPAIN, OUR PRICES ARE DECREASING A 0.7% BEFORE NOWADAYS

5 WHEREAS IPC IN DENMARK IS LOCATED IN 0,2%

6 LIFE EXPETANCY 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

7 CORRUPTION PERCEPCIONS INDEX The corruption perceptions index, measures the perceived levels of public-sector corrupion in a given country. DENMARK SPAIN

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