By raising nominal GDP from 2023 and 2024, the new national accounts give a better look at several macroeconomic indicators. But this improvement will remain fragile if it is not accompanied by more productive growth, driven by a private sector capable of transforming activity into income, jobs and sustainable tax revenues. The post Deficit, debt, current account: what the new GDP figures really change appeared first on Media24 - Number one of M…
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By raising nominal GDP from 2023 and 2024, the new national accounts give a better look at several macroeconomic indicators. But this improvement will remain fragile if it is not accompanied by more productive growth, driven by a private sector capable of transforming activity into income, jobs and sustainable tax revenues. The post Deficit, debt, current account: what the new GDP figures really change appeared first on Media24 - Number one of M…