Budgets and visible commercial balances of European countries 1922-1925

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Identifikator:: 1744852030

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-117951

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Budgets and visible commercial balances of European countries 1922-1925

Place of publication:: Paris

Publisher:: Reference Service on International Affairs

Year of publication:: 1925

Scope:: 39 S.

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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B. — Import and Export Stafistics = Biblin‘" pi Year Imports Exports Balance (in leva) 1922................ 4037662000 4326718000 292)036,006 1923... 4 .. 5,120,660,000 3,537,134,000 1,98%7526,000 1924... ..... 0 5557311000 4902226000 655,085,000 1925 (Ist 4 months)... 2,315,497,000 1,763,833,000 551,664,000 Reference : Bulletins Mensuels de la Direction Générale de Statistique du Royaume de Bulgarie. CZECHOSLOVAKIA A. — Budgetary Situation Year Revenue Expenditure Balance (in Czechoslovak crowns) 1922 ee aT 20,269,774,000 20,495,802,000 — 226,028,000 1923 (budget)... ... 18,812,391,000 19,371,031,000 — 558,640,000 1924 (budget)...... 16,39] ,294,000 16,993,977,000 — 602,683,000 1925 (budget). . .... 15,701.917.000 15,974,169.000 — 272.252.000 Expenditure and revenue in the Czechoslovak budget for 1925 are for the first time classified in two groups, one including the administrative or unpro- ductive departments of the Government, the other the productive departments— that is the enterprises operated by the State, such as railways, posts and tele- graphs, tobacco monopoly, state forests, state mines, etc. The object of this grouping is to facilitate the application of a law passed in 1922 for the so-called commercialization of state enterprises, the prime object of which is to put all the state enterprises on a self-supporting basis, necessitating, of course, the segregation of the accounts of these enterprises from the general state accounts. In the estimates for 1925 the “administrative” or “unproductive” expenditure amounts to 9,57] ,000,000 crowns, while the “productive” expen- diture amounts to 6,403,000,000 crowns. The “administrative” revenue (from customs duties, taxes, etc.) amounts to 7 ,274,000,000 crowns, while the “pro- ductive” revenue amounts to 8,128,000,000 crowns. These estimates indicate that the productive government enterprises as a whole will produce a net profit mm 1925 of 1,726,000,000 crowns, while the administrative departments will stand the Government a net loss of 1,998,000,000 crowns, leaving a net deficit for the year in the combined accounts of 272,000,000 crowns.

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