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Transition from the working balance to the deficit/surplus

Source: Eurostat, Luxembourg

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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Euro area – 20 countries (from 2023)
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Euro area - 19 countries (2015-2022)
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Belgium
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Bulgaria
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Czechia
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Denmark
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Unit of measure: Million euro / Sector: Central government / National accounts indicator (ESA 2010): Net lending (+)/ net borrowing (-) / Geopolitical entity (reporting): Germany
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