Examples of using Cyclically-adjusted in English and their translations into Swedish
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The cyclically-adjusted deficit is expected to remain broadly unchanged in 1998
In the case of Germany, when allowing for the position in the business cycle, the cyclically-adjusted surplus may even be higher than the headline figure.
In 2003, a further small deterioration in both the nominal and cyclically-adjusted deficit is forecast.
Second, the economic downturn underlined the importance of paying close attention to the cyclically-adjusted budget balances when examining the budgetary positions of Member States.
Cyclical conditions were favourable as strong growth enabled the actual deficit to fall faster than the cyclically-adjusted deficit up to 1995 see Graph 4.10.
In 1996, however, as the impact of the measures in the consolidation programme gathered pace, the cyclically-adjusted deficit fell sharply.
in surplus throughout the economic cycle in cyclically-adjusted terms, and if needed,
Both the actual and cyclically-adjusted budget balances of the euro area, according to the Commission Spring 2004 forecasts,
The cyclically-adjusted deficit calculated by the Commission services according to the commonly agreed methodology applied to the data of the reference scenario,
According to Commission calculations based on the Italian programme update, the cyclically-adjusted deficit will remain at 0.9% of GDP in 2003,
Despite narrowing thereafter, the deficit in cyclically-adjusted terms remains at 1.1% of GDP in 2006 and improves by the required½ percentage point to 0.5% of GDP only as late as in 2007.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on Commission calculations according to the commonly agreed methodology, the deficit is
2005, although only in the latter year a balance in cyclically-adjusted terms is expected.
However, a closer consideration of underlying budgetary trends reveals that the deterioration in nominal deficits also results from high and rising cyclically-adjusted deficits in several countries.
0.5% of GDP respectively in cyclically-adjusted terms.
Secure that the government deficit is further reduced in 2003 as planned, and that the cyclically-adjusted deficit is thereafter lowered by at least 0.5% of GDP a year
For euro-area countries, agreement was reached that Member States with deficits should achieve an annual improvement in the cyclically-adjusted budget deficit of at least 0.5% of GDP until the'close to balance
Ensure that the government deficit is further reduced in 2003 as planned and that the cyclically-adjusted deficit is thereafter lowered by at least 0.5 per cent of GDP a year
Achieve in 2005 a reduction in the cyclically-adjusted deficit of at least 0,5 percent of GDP
The cyclically-adjusted fiscal position is expected to remain sound