What does GGDEA mean?
GGDEA means General Government Debt Elimination Act
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for General Government Debt Elimination Act?
General Government Debt Elimination Act can be abbreviated as GGDEA
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What does GGDEA stand for? GGDEA stands for "General Government Debt Elimination Act". |
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How to abbreviate "General Government Debt Elimination Act"? "General Government Debt Elimination Act" can be abbreviated as GGDEA. |
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What is the meaning of GGDEA abbreviation? The meaning of GGDEA abbreviation is "General Government Debt Elimination Act". |
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What is GGDEA abbreviation? One of the definitions of GGDEA is "General Government Debt Elimination Act". |
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What does GGDEA mean? GGDEA as abbreviation means "General Government Debt Elimination Act". |
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What is shorthand of General Government Debt Elimination Act? The most common shorthand of "General Government Debt Elimination Act" is GGDEA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GAOPA - General Accounting Office Personnel Act
- GIBNA - General Insurance Business Nationalisation Act
- GGCGD - General Government Consolidated Gross Debt
- DES - Debt Elimination Specialists LLC
- GDMU - Government Debt Management Unit
- GDM - Government Debt Management
- GGD - General Government Debt
- DCA - Debt Collection Act
- GDMA - Government Debt Management Agency
- GDP - Government Debt as Percent
- GDCF - Government Debt Consolidation Fund
- GGECG - General Government Excluding Central Government
- GIBNA - General Insurance Business Nationalization Act
- GPEA - Government Paper Elimination Act
- dec - Debt Elimination Calculator
- des - Debt Elimination Strategy
- des - Debt Elimination Specialists
- gggd - General Government Gross Debt
- GPEA - Government Paperwork Elimination Act
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