Traduction de «Cheffe du Département de l'économie publique » (Français → Anglais) :

Head of the Department of Economic Affairs | Director of Economic Affairs

Head of the Department of Education | Director of Education

Head of the Department of Health | Director of Health

General Secretariat of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs | GS/DEA [Abbr.]

Federal Department of Economic Affairs | DEA [Abbr.]

Federal Office of External Economic Affairs of the Federal Department of Economy(Switzerland)

So if you open a standard university public finance textbook or you go to a course in taxation and a talk by an economics department in Canada, this would be a standard topic.

Witnesses: As individual: Gilbert Winham, Professor, International Trade, University of Dalhousie; Hugh Kindred, Professor, Law School (Trade), Dalhousie University; Brian Russell, Professor, Business School, Dalhousie University; James McNiven, Professor, Public and Business Administration, Dalhousie University; Anna Lanoszka, Ph. D. Student, Accession (Agriculture); Mike Bradfield, Professor, Economic Department, Dalhousie University.

The strategy aims to set out an integrated EU approach to this key public health concern, which places a considerable burden on health systems and the economy as a whole due to work absenteeism, loss of productivity and early retirement.

The budget shall, in particular, include the following measures (or in exceptional circumstances, measures yielding comparable savings): further broaden the VAT base by moving goods and services from a reduced to a normal rate (with the aim of collecting at least an additional EUR 300 million); reduce public employment in addition to the rule of one recruitment for every five retirements in the public sector (with the aim of saving at least EUR 600 million); establish excise duties for non-alcoholic beverages (for a total amount of at least EUR 300 million); expand the real estate tax by updating asset values (in order to ...[+++]create at least EUR 200 million in extra revenue); reorganise sub-central governments (aiming at generating at least EUR 500 million in savings); introduce a nominal freeze on pensions; increase efficiency of the presumptive taxation of professionals (with the aim of collecting at least EUR 100 million); reduce transfers to public undertakings (by at least EUR 800 million) following their restructuring; make unemployment benefits means-tested (with the aim of saving EUR 500 million); and collect further revenues from the licensing of gaming (at least EUR 225 million in the sale of licences and EUR 400 million in royalties); ’;