Template:Euro convergence criteria row
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Template documentationThis template is used by {{Euro convergence criteria}} (and associated historical templates) to display a row of convergence values for a specific country.
Usage
The template accepts one unnamed argument and 16 named arguments:
1=ISO- This outputs the{{flagcountry|ISO}}template for country "ISO"HICP- Harmonised Index of Consumer PricesDEF- Government budget deficit to Gross domestic productDEB- debt-to-GDP ratioERM- NO if not yet a memberERMY- year of European Exchange Rate Mechanism II membershipERMM- month of European Exchange Rate Mechanism II membershipERMD- day of European Exchange Rate Mechanism II membershipINT- long-term interest rate. NA results in "No data".NOTE- Adds a note after the country name (useful for things like {{kosovo-note}})HICPN- Adds a note after the HICPDEFN- Adds a note after the budget deficit to GDPDEBN- Adds a note after the debt to GDPERMN- Adds a note after the number of years as a member of the ERM IIINTN- Adds a note after the long-term interest rateDEBC- If this is set to I, then "(increasing)" is added after the debt, while D leads to "(decreasing)" after the debt. This is important if the debt is over 60%, as if the debt is decreasing the convergence criteria is still met.Y- This is the year that the convergence evaluation is valid. It is used to calculate how long the state had been an ERM member, as well as for disambiguation of the historic version of {{Euro convergence criteria}} (ie {{Euro convergence criteria (2012)}}). It must equal the year of the tables (ie the part of the file name in brackets) or 2012 in this example.M- This is the month that the convergence evaluation is valid. It is used to calculate how long the state had been an ERM member.D- This is the day that the convergence evaluation is valid. It is used to calculate how long the state had been an ERM member. The default is 1.
The template uses the reference values saved in {{ECC (Y)/REF}} (where Y is the option year disambiguator for historical tables) to compare the inputed values against the criteria and colour the cells accordingly.