Examples of using Debt ratio in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Italian government also announced its commitment to reduce the debt ratio below 100% by 2003.
Accordingly, the debt ratio of businesses and households would not either increase in such an unrestricted way as at the end of the 1980s.
The Commission's economic forecast(autumn 2003) show that the debt ratio declined in most Member States in 2003.
In Luxembourg the government balance was in surplus and the debt ratio was far below the reference value.
And, if the debt ratio wasn't as high as it is today,
The result of the study showed that ROA is negatively correlated with total debt ratio and shortterm debt ratio, but no correlation between ROA and long-term debt ratio could be found.
Other variables we can not say with statistical certainty that they have an impact on the debt ratio.
The general government balance was in surplus from 1997 to 2001, while the debt ratio is currently the second lowest in the EU.
There was no correlation between ROE and long-term debt ratio, short-term debt ratio or long-term debt ratio.
In 2010, the euro area deficit decreased to 6.0% of GDP, while the debt ratio increased to 85.1% of GDP.
A negative sign means that the actual primary balance is sufficiently large to bring down the debt ratio in 1997.
This applies for instance to the assessment of the durability of the debt ratio for a country or households.
profitability and debt ratio as well as the control variable business sector between them and sustainability reporting voluntary.
age and debt ratio is analyzed.
The outcome of the study finds no statistical significance regarding the other independent variables growth, debt ratio, liquidity, board composition,
Here the Committee would refer to its view expressed above in 4.2.3 that the debt ratio is more important that new indebtedness.
growth targets are to be achieved while the Group as a whole generates a positive cash flow and maintains a debt ratio not exceeding 50 percent.
It also states that the country's GDP/debt ratio would have been 11% lower without the CSF.
The debt ratio has been reduced by 6.3 percentage points over the last two years to an es timated 114.9% of GDP at the end of 1999.
It expresses satisfaction at the fact that the debt ratio is expected to fall to 48.3% of GDP in 2006.