ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT CONCERNED OVER BUDGET FULFILLMENT
October 23, 2013 | 16:37
YEREVAN. - Armenian budget expenditures for 2014 show an economic
decline, economist Ashot Yeghiazaryan said commenting on the draft
state budget for 2013.
"Armenia's state budget revenues are set at 1trillion 127 billion
drams, expenses at 1 trillion 270 billion. Budget deficit is projected
to be around 110 billion drams, or about 3 percent of GDP," he said
during the Wednesday media conference.
At the same time, he added, if the previously projected economic growth
made 6.3 percent, the present draft budget suggests 5.2-percent growth.
"So, the Armenian government is concerned over fulfilling of the
budget," he resumed.
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October 23, 2013 | 16:37
YEREVAN. - Armenian budget expenditures for 2014 show an economic
decline, economist Ashot Yeghiazaryan said commenting on the draft
state budget for 2013.
"Armenia's state budget revenues are set at 1trillion 127 billion
drams, expenses at 1 trillion 270 billion. Budget deficit is projected
to be around 110 billion drams, or about 3 percent of GDP," he said
during the Wednesday media conference.
At the same time, he added, if the previously projected economic growth
made 6.3 percent, the present draft budget suggests 5.2-percent growth.
"So, the Armenian government is concerned over fulfilling of the
budget," he resumed.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am