Examples of using Net borrowing in English and their translations into German
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paying particular attention to factors other than net borrowing which contribute to the change in debt levels.
cut overall expenditure and thereby reduce their net borrowing from other sectors of the economy.
After declining from 5,5% of GDP in 1982 to 3,6% in 1988, net borrowing by general government will probably show a further slight fall in 1989 for the Community as a whole,
Over the next two years, the largest adjustment is projected in the United Kingdom where net borrowing of general government could decline by some 3 percentage points to reach 4.6 per cent of GDP in 1995.
statistical data are compiled by Member States according to objective rules-“deficit means net borrowing as defined in the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts”4- and“shall be provided by the Commission”.
The plan includes discretionary measures, the intention of which is to reduce the deficit during 1994, so leading to a position by 1995 whereby the Maastricht 3% benchmark for the general government net borrowing to GDP ratio is broadly satisfied.
If we compare the trend of budget balances in the Member States since 1982 we see that Denmark has managed to cut its net borrowing substantially, from 9.3% of GDP in 1982 to 2.9% in 1985,
the economic slowdown in 1995 has implied that the general government net borrowing for the Community as a whole was 5 per cent of GDP in 1995(instead of43A per cent assumed in the Autumn 1995 forecast)
defined as the general government net borrowing to gross domestic product at market prices,
Net borrowing d.
Net borrowing% of GDP.
Receipts Expenditure of which: interest payments Net borrowing.
General government net borrowing in 2000 was 0.3% of GDP.
General government net lending(+) or net borrowing(-)% of GDP.
Deficit means net borrowing as defined in the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts;
Deficit' means net borrowing as defined in the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts;
Planned and actual net borrowing.
Sentence 5 GG- no structural net borrowing- will be met in the fiscal year 2020.
GRAPH 10: Net borrowing of general government as% of GDP.
Saw a significant deterioration in general government net borrowing in the Community as a whole.