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1 implizite Staatsverschuldung
implizite Staatsverschuldung f FIN, POL, SOZ, WIWI implicit public debt (Verschuldung aus nicht kapitalgedeckten Versorgungszusagen für Beamte und aus umlagefinanzierten Sozialversicherungssystemen; Synonym: verdeckte = verborgene Staatsverschuldung; Gegensatz: offen ausgewiesene öffentliche Verschuldung = explizite Staatsverschuldung = offene Staatsverschuldung; Summe aus verdeckter + offener Staatsverschuldung in Deutschland 2010 = rund 10 Billionen Euro, dem entsprechen private Ansprüche in gleicher Höhe, teils in Form von expliziten = ausgewiesenen Kreditforderungen an den Staat in Höhe der expliziten Staatsschuld, größerenteils allerdings in Form von implizitem Vermögen wie Renten- und Pensionsansprüchen)Business german-english dictionary > implizite Staatsverschuldung
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2 Nachhaltigkeitslücke
Nachhaltigkeitslücke f FIN, POL, SOZ, WIWI sustainability gap (verursacht durch nicht kapitalgedeckte Versorgungszusagen für Beamte und die umlagefinanzierten Sozialversicherungssysteme = verborgene Staatsverschldung = implicit public debt; Synonym: Tragfähigkeitslücke) -
3 verborgene Staatsverschuldung
verborgene Staatsverschuldung f FIN, POL, SOZ, WIWI implicit public debt (aus nicht kapitalgedeckten Versorgungszusagen für Beamte und aus umlagefinanzierten Sozialversicherungssystemen; Synonym: implizite Staatsverschuldung)Business german-english dictionary > verborgene Staatsverschuldung
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