OECD's 1972 Economic Survey of Spain examines recent economic trends and policies and medium-term problems related to economic planning and the Third Development Plan before drawing a …

Domestic production was heavily taxed, driving up prices for Aragon and Castile-made goods, but especially in Castile where the tax burden was greater.

The change from a two-year budget to an annual one and the improvements in methods of monetary control recently adopted are important steps in this direction. But considerable improvements in …

Capital expenditure was 14½ percent of the total in 1972 and played a significant role in endeavors to sustain employment. By 1981 its share in total expenditure had declined to 10½ percent, which …

Apr 5, 2026 · It covers the period 1954 - 2025 for the main magnitudes, although in general it begins in 1964.

This visualization presents various data and graphs, responsive to user choices, on demographics, economic activity, living conditions, and monetary and financial magnitudes of Spain. The period …

Jan 23, 1971 · Spanish Govt's Central Bank lowers rediscount rate from 6 1/2% to 6 1/4%, to meet complaints of sluggish econ and fears of recession; eases credit in several fields and plans to follow …

The analysis of all available fiscal revenues data series shows new evidence for Spanish budget deficit. It is normally said that Spanish finances have been scarce since ever.

Thus, despite the sharp rise in revenues recorded in 1987, the central government deficit narrowed only from 1,659 billion pesetas to 1,623 billion pesetas on a national accounts basis. Government …

The third plan (1972-75) called for investments of $ 871 billion; drastic readjustments had to be made in 1975 to compensate for an economic slump brought on by increased petroleum costs, a tourist …