Examples of using Primary surplus in English and their translations into Slovak
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Although Italy has a primary surplus in the budget, it does little help,
Although Italy has a primary surplus in the budget, it does little help,
This worsening mainly reflects the low( and falling) primary surplus ratio, the fact that economic growth was lower than the implicit average interest rate on public debt,
The report concluded that Greece's budget plan for 2020 met the agreed primary surplus target of 3.5% of GDP in a growth-friendly manner,
Based on the most recent update of the funding gap carried out by the Commission for the first review of the third programme, Greece is expected to achieve a primary surplus of 1.4 billion euros in 2017
The report concludes that Greece has prepared a budget for 2020 that meets the agreed primary surplus target of 3.5% of GDP in a growth-friendly manner,
particularly in an environment where the primary surplus is insufficient to counterbalance these effects.
The report concludes that Greece has prepared a budget for 2020 that meets the agreed primary surplus target of 3.5% of Gross Domestic Product(GDP)"in a growth-friendly manner",
some 53% in 2017, under the assumption that a primary surplus will be reached in that year.
the Commission pointed out has prepared a budget for 2020 that meets the agreed primary surplus target of 3.5 pct of GDP in a growth-friendly manner,
Greece is currently running primary surpluses.
Greece and primary surpluses.
Greece is recording significant primary surpluses.
Ensure the planned structural primary surpluses so as to put the debt-to-GDP ratio on a declining path by 2013.
For many Member States, the primary surpluses that would be required to reduce debt
Achieving sufficient primary surpluses over the medium-term and further reforming the Irish social security system is necessary to improve the sustainability of public finances.
Those primary surpluses are well above the historical levels ever recorded in EU countries,
Ensuring sufficiently high primary surpluses over the medium-term would be needed to improve the sustainability of public finances.
Thus, Italy needs sustained, large primary surpluses, much faster growth, and/or far lower interest rates to avoid a debt restructuring.
Ensuring sufficient primary surpluses over the medium-term, as already envisaged in the Programme,