Examples of using Potential output in English and their translations into Dutch
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Thirdly, the focus on output may become a disincentive to high-risk high-gain proposals for which the potential output cannot be specified and guaranteed ex-ante.
i.e. real GDP is far below potential output.
Elements to be examined include the provision of public goods and services needed to increase potential output, and measures to decrease disincentives to work generated by income support schemes.
Implemented structural reforms have indeed played an important role in increasing the potential output of the Spanish economy
The Council welcomes the EPC Report on Potential Output and Output Gaps
The calculated potential output based on the programme is almost a 0.5 pp lower compared to the Commission services' spring 2011 forecast, on account of a lower contribution from total factor productivity.
Structural reforms have indeed played an important role in increasing the potential output of the Spanish economy,
Structural reforms have indeed played an important role in increasing the potential output of the Spanish economy,
or potential output, expressed as available tonne kilometres,
higher real interest rates and lower potential output unless action is taken now to safeguard the long-term sustainability of the EU economy.
on unchanged policies, the potential output of the area will slow to just over 1% per annum from around 2% at present.
When assessed against a prudent estimate of medium-term potential output growth, the projected budgetary expenditure growth in 2012-13 seems to be on the optimistic side, posing a risk to the structural fiscal position in the medium term.
Progress has been made in developing indicators in several areas: potential output, quality of work,
This annex describes the progress made in the areas on which the Commission services have focussed their attention: potential output, quality of work,
Japan) must be substantially reduced if the EU is to boost potential output and employment.
which in the medium run leads to wasted potential output domestically.
only on condition that potential output were simultaneously improved.
and the estimation of potential output.
As far as structural JEPs are concerned, much greater emphasis than before is placed on the identification of project objectives and precise potential output and only in this context on the description of the activities
To ensure that the Commission's resources were not spread too thinly it was decided to focus attention on developing indicators in the following areas: potential output, quality of work,