It is followed by Italy with 135.3 percent and France with 113.1 percent. More than 100 percent debt in relation to GDP records more Belgium (104.7%) and Spain (101.8%).
In the upper half of the list there are Portugal (94.9%), Finland (82.1%) and Austria (81.8%), while the average indebtedness at the European Union level is 81.0 percent.
Croatia is slightly below the middle, with a share of 57.6 percent of GDP, which is less than average, but still significantly above the debit level in the most comfortable Member, banker reports.
The least in charge of the countries are Estonia (23.6%), Bulgaria (24.1%) and Luxembourg (26.3%), while in the more financially more stable, Denmark (31.1%) and Sweden (33.5%) are allocated.
The data indicate large differences between members, which further is a challenge for fiscal policy and stability within the eurozone and the wider European Union.
(Vijesti.ba)
