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Maastricht debt: methodological principles, compilation and development in Germany Article from the Monthly Report April 2018
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The informative value of national fiscal indicators in respect of debt at the European level Article from the Monthly Report December 2020
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German general government debt down in 2017 by €53 billion to €2.09 trillion – debt ratio down from 68.2 % to 64.1 %
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German general government debt down in 2016 by €18 billion to €2.14 trillion – debt ratio down to 68.3%
General government debt in Germany as defined in the Maastricht Treaty fell by €18 billion in 2016 and amounted to roughly €2.140 trillion at the end of the year, €65 billion down on its peak in 2012.
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Fiscal policy challenges in a high inflation environment Forum Finanzpolitik und Steuerrecht
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German Maastricht debt level for 2013 down to €2.15 trillion or 78.4% of GDP
According to provisional calculations, general government debt in Germany as defined in the Maastricht Treaty amounted to €2.147 trillion at the end of 2013.
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German general government debt down in 2015 by €24 billion to €2.15 trillion - debt ratio down to 71.2%
According to provisional calculations, general government debt in Germany as defined in the Maastricht Treaty amounted to roughly €2.153 trillion at the end of 2015. The debt level was thus down by €24 billion on the year. The debt ratio, meaning the ratio of debt to nominal gross domestic product (GDP), fell by 3.5 percentage points to 71.2%. Nominal GDP growth contributed 2.7 percentage points to this decrease.