Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Italian
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For a second group of countries(the Netherlands, Finland Denmark and Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate given that their budget positions are more sensitive to the business cycle.
by achieving a structural surplus while ensuring sufficient fiscal buffers
but profitability is even more vital and the pattern of structural surplus leading to lower prices and negative incomes needs to be stopped first.
corresponding to 50% of the structural surplus taking into account production,
Denmark and Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate.
However, in its stability programme, Luxembourg announces that the medium-term budgetary objective will change from a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP until 2016 to a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP as from 2017.
According to the Commission forecast, which does not take into account the most recently announced measures, the structural surplus is estimated to decline to 0.6% of GDP in 2014 and turn to a deficit of 1.3% of GDP in 2015.
Based on the Commission 2016 spring forecast, the structural surplus is projected to decrease to 1.4% of GDP in 2016 and further to 0.3% of GDP in 2017, thereby remaining above the medium-term budgetary objective.
This requires addressing the structural surplus expected to remain in place even with other possible measures after 2020 in the context of the 2030 framework i.e. revision of the linear reduction factor,
Achieve structural surplus by 2013 at the latest,
modifications of the productive base, structural surplus and opportunity for all, without touching on the essential.
The objective of the budgetary strategy outlined in the 2014 Convergence Programme is to reach the medium-term objective by 2015 and to achieve a structural surplus of 0.9% of GDP at the end of the programme in 2017.
then reducing the government debt ratio- i.e. achieving a primary structural surplus and achieving a debt-stabilising level.
This is the area corresponding to the part of the structural surplus to be eliminated taking into account the recent trade improvements together with the positive effects on market balance expected from the other measures proposed,
The government's aim of achieving a structural surplus in central government finances of 1½- 2% of GDP over the medium term appears now very difficult to achieve,
While this is a significant step forward, the structural surplus will remain well into the trading period after 2020(phase 4)
this in a context of a long persisting structural surplus of supply and falling demand.
The(recalculated11) structural balance is set to improve only by around 0.35% of GDP per year, below the required 0.6% of GDP, between 2016 and 2020, and the medium-term budgetary objective- a structural surplus of 0.25% of GDP- is not expected to be achieved within the time horizon of the programme.
The extent of the structural surplus of the past can be measured by the following two indicators: between 1968 and 1975 the Commission
allow the Commission to address exceptional cases of serious structural surplus and/or quality problems,
