Examples of using Primary surplus in English and their translations into Italian
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A primary surplus above and the maximum value of the pressure,
The primary surplus in Italy's public accounts is among the highest in the world,
Comment: Committing to a primary surplus of 1.5% is totally incompatible with a true policy of stimulation of the economy, public and private employment, and purchasing power for the mass of the population.
which implies- even under an optimistic scenario- creating a primary surplus in excess of eight percentage points of GDP.
in the economic environment, including pressure on the currency, when such effects are not counterbalanced by a sufficiently high primary surplus.
long period of time, the current high primary surplus is not sufficient to fully cover the relatively high cost of ageing populations over the long-term.
The patterns observed in the early 1990s may be seen as indicative of the upward pressure on the debt ratio which can arise when the primary surplus is not sufficiently high to offset the effects of adverse economic conditions.
refuse to secure a primary surplus.
thus reducing the size of the primary surplus that was necessary for financial sustainability.
The reduction in the debt ratio over the programme period is to be achieved by the gradual improvement of the primary surplus, together with the assumption of no major net financial operations taking place in the coming years.
can arise when macroeconomic conditions deteriorate and these effects are not counterbalanced by a sufficiently high primary surplus.
The debt projections for 2011-12 in the Commission services' spring 2011 forecast are marginally higher than those in the programme mainly because of a lower GDP deflator in 2011 and a lower primary surplus in 2012.
Maintain the primary surplus at levels somewhat above 6 per cent of GDP in order to ensure a continuous reduction in the general government deficit
In future years, the primary surplus should be maintained at 6% of GDP and the total government deficit reduced as planned in the Belgian stability programme so as to secure a continuing rapid reduction in the general government debt ratio.
Where B is the public debt, S is the primary surplus(i.e. the government balance less interest payments), i is the nominal interest rate, and d is the usual derivation operator.
In future years, the primary surplus should be maintained at 6% of GDP and the total government deficit reduced as planned in the Belgian stability programme so as to secure a continuing rapid reduction in the general government debt ratio; and.
Then, according to the Eurogroup, Greece will have to keep its primary surplus at 2.2 percent"on average in the period from 2023 to 2060,"
The Council notes that the deficit targets are maintained even though the primary surplus is now planned to stabilise at the level of 5% of GDP lower than in the initial programme.
higher public investment in the run-up to the 2006 local elections, the primary surplus is projected to fall slightly towards 2006 but to rise again afterwards.
Where b and s are respectively the ratios of debt and primary surplus to GDP, r is the real interest rate
