Sentence examples for aggregate public debt from inspiring English sources

If and when Germany's losses have to be realized, Germany's aggregate public debt could quickly approach Portuguese or Italian levels and, in a worse-case scenario, rise well in excess of 110 percent of G.D.P.

China will call for the G-20 governments to take stronger fiscal actions to stimulate aggregate demand because it believes that fiscal policy, even in countries facing public debt pressures, can and should play an important role in shoring up economic growth.

Since the crisis, aggregate debt has risen further – to around 280 per cent – with a sharp rise in public debt (roughly from 40 per cent to 80 per cent of GDP) and a modest fall in household and corporate debt, though household debt is now rising back to the previous peak as mortgage borrowers chase a rising housing market.

Finally, expression (3.10) represents the international asset market clearing condition when the output-weighed sum of aggregate asset holdings in each country i, (overline{a}^i), equals the output-weighed sum of private capital demand plus public debt of both countries (domestic country together with "the rest of the world" block).

Take public debt.

In their wake, public debt explodes.

Public debt rose to unsustainable levels.

The public debt is more manageable.

The burden of public debt is onerous.

The first is the public debt.

A brief treatment of public debt follows.