The government has consolidated public finances less than it promised, says economist Hampl

The government has not moved forward with the consolidation of public finances as it originally promised. This is what the Chairman of the National Budget Council, Mojmír Hampl, thinks, speaking on the Prima TV program Partie. Fial's cabinet will end up with a lower public finance deficit than it inherited, and will have an economic deficit below three percent of GDP.

According to the chairman of the National Budgetary Council, Mojmír Hampl, the government has done less than it promised in consolidating public finances. However, it will end up with a lower public finance deficit than it inherited, and it has achieved a budget deficit below the three percent of GDP required by the EU. Hampl stated this on the Partie Terezia Tománková program on CNN Prima News.