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Cft: “Curaçao has to take solid steps to get budget in order”. | SMN News

February 12, 2020

Cft: “Curaçao has to take solid steps to get budget in order”. | SMN News
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Willemstad:---- Despite meaningful steps Curaçao has taken to get the budget in order, the year 2019 will close again with a deficit. The Board of financial supervision Curaçao and Sint Maarten (Cft) have observed that so far too much emphasis has been placed on increasing income rather than reducing expenditures. Especially in combination with economic reforms, the reduction of expenditures can drive economic growth and improve the balance of payments. There is still a considerable task for the year 2020. For example, the operating costs of the new hospital are 81 million guilders higher than they were for the


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