Key macroeconomic developments

Debt of non-financial corporations and households

Non-performing loans are high

Capital adequacy ratios

Public ownership is large and foreign direct investment is low

Fiscal deficit and its structural components

Gini coefficients of inequality of market and disposable incomes

Inactivity and unemployment traps are large

Challenges related to population ageing are immense

Labour force participation rate of older workers is low

Product market regulation in professional services

Air pollution indicators

Environmental performance indicators for R&D expenditure and wastewater treatment

Funding of banks in Slovenia

Household and corporate leverage

Non-performing loans are very high

Loans in arrears in different economic sectors

Solvency of banks in Slovenia

Portfolio composition of banks in Slovenia

Capital adequacy ratios: Total regulatory capital as a per cent of risk-weighted assets, 2012¹

Outstanding loans to non-financial corporations

Development of foreign liabilities and liabilities from the Eurosystem

Credit conditions and credit demand evolution

Loan-to-deposit ratio in the euro area has declined

Efficiency of the insolvency law

Public ownership is large and foreign direct investment is low: Per cent of GDP, 2011

Government spending and per capita incomes

Public expenditure on cash transfers to households and in-kind benefits

Evolution of public expenditure by main component

Breakdown of total government expenditure during fiscal policy phases

Evolution of public expenditure by main function

Gini coefficients of inequality of market and disposable incomes: Persons of working age (18-65 years-old), late 2000s

Cash benefits received by low and high income households

Inactivity and unemployment traps are large: Average effective tax rate, 2010

The relationship between health spending and per capita incomes

Labour force participation rate of older workers is low: Per cent, age 55-64, 2011

Implicit tax on continued work at older ages