Adressing Fiscal Challenges to Reduce Economic Risks, Fiscal Monitor of September 2011, published by IMF. “The potencial for fiscal conflagrations resulting from a loss of market confidence has clearly escalated this summer, notably in some European countries. Yet on the basis of recent developments in fiscal deficits and baseline fiscal projections more generally, risks would seem to have remained largely unchanged, on balance, in both advanced and emerging market economies relative to April.” See appendix, last section that comprises the statistical tables on key fiscal variables. Data in these tables have been compiled on the basis of information available through September 2011. In the statistical tables, general government revenue in percent for GDP for the advanced and emerging economies in the period 2006/2016.
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