Crisis Behind Closed Doors: How the Government Came up with an Idea that Is Causing Economists to Sound the Alarm
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Roads are wearing out, bridges are awaiting maintenance, and there is too little money for our dikes. In The Hague, an increasing number of parties believe that the national debt should be allowed to rise further in order to rake in the necessary billions. That sounds logical, but it is a very stupid idea, leading economists warn.
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gelderlander.nlRoads are wearing out, bridges are awaiting maintenance, and there is too little money for our dikes. In The Hague, an increasing number of parties believe that the national debt should be allowed to rise further in order to rake in the necessary billions. That sounds logical, but it is a very stupid idea, leading economists warn.
The main point of the article A crisis between the Moderates and the Unity List, which is the parliamentary basis for the government, in the negotiations at Marienborg meant that the government's proposal for lower VAT became significantly more expensive than planned. The bill increased by more than DKK 10 billion permanently.
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