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Recurrent expenditure unusually rapid increase, particularly in the 2010-2012 period, making the whole revenue almost just enough for recurrent expenditure.
This also means to invest in developing forced to borrow, and the inevitable result is a chronic budget deficit, government debt and the debt ceiling were reached.
With the explosive power of the financial sector, the growth rate of nominal revenue of Vietnam is high, medium 16% in the period 2003-2015 (data from 2014 and 2015 is estimated), while the consumer price index during the same period the average is only 8.8%.
but even with fast growth so that the current budget is not enough to cover recurrent expenditures and debt repayment.
this status has changed dramatically since 2012: from the sizable surplus was 112,000 billion, revenues were lower than the expenditure regular and repayment to 14,000 billion. This trend continues and the estimate of the 2015 deficit to nearly 100,000 billion.
When revenues are not enough to compensate for recurrent expenditure and debt repayment, the corollary is to have a budget for the first development, the Government was forced to borrow.
this means the Government invest any money on the budget deficit will be more and more debt will increase his contract.
Therefore, the current Government is facing situation dilemma: To maintain growth, the investment could not, but as investments, budget deficit and public debt as rising.
this situation becomes more serious when the budget deficit very high (average 5.3%) in a very long time (since 2000-2015), and the level of public debt (if calculated correctly and fully) has reached 65% ceiling for a long time.
in short, public finance situation is now very precarious, both moderate all geographical balance contains many uncertainties.
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