Examples of using Output gap in English and their translations into Swedish
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An important factor for determining inflation is the degree of resource use in the economy, the output gap.
GDP remains well below its potential(with an output gap greater than minus 1.5%);
9 show the Riksbank's forecasts for inflation and the output gap since the beginning of 2007 and the sum of squares for the inflation-gap and output-gap forecasts.
But this information likewise suggests that the output gap in a wide sense has not closed.
This may relate to assessments of the output gap and the correlation between growth
Svensson that the output gap, according to the measure available, does not provide an adequate picture of resource utilisation.
Output gap estimates for 2007 suggest that the euro area and the EU as a whole were operating only marginally above potential.
The output gap shown in the figures is the so-called HP gap,
Those countries that witnessed the strongest deterioration in the output gap 2002-2003 were also those where actual GDP was higher than potential in 2000, and vice versa.
As you are no doubt aware, in the past five years our output gap estimates have in fact been revised a number of times.
reflecting a large negative output gap in several countries and prices reacting more to the economic slack than previously7,
It should nevertheless be noted that the estimation of the output gap and hence of the cyclically-adjusted balances presents unusually high margins of uncertainty due to the special features of the Irish economy.
The channels that allow monetary policy to have an effect on inflation are assumed to a large extent to operate through the output gap which means that a change in interest rates will first affect resource use which will then only have a tangible effect on inflation later.
Another was that the output gap is now judged to be larger,
its deviation from the desired inflation rate, the output gap expressed as the logarithm of real GDP
According to the Commission 2016 spring forecast, Slovenia's output gap in 2017 is estimated at 1.8% of GDP,
growth in lending in the economy and the output gap.
The large negative output gap associated with the economic recession of 2003 hindered considerably the process of budgetary consolidation,
as expressed in the output gap, the labour market gap,
while the sizeable positive output gap recorded in 2004 is set to narrow up until 2007.