Examples of using Primary surplus in English and their translations into Swedish
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In connection with a projected reduction in interest payments, the primary surplus moves from 5,6% of GDP in 2003 to 4,8% in 2005 and then stabilises.
In the absence of corrective measures, the primary surplus might be significantly lower than the 5.5% target.
including for the primary surplus.
to decline at an increasing pace thereafter, as the primary surplus increases.
to start declining at an increasing pace thereafter, as the primary surplus increases.
is regaining competitiveness and is nearing for the first time in decades a primary surplus.
Maintain the primary surplus at levels somewhat above 6 per cent of GDP in order to ensure a continuous reduction in the general government deficit
the budgetary objectives would now be achieved with a primary surplus of about 5.0% of GDP compared to the previous programme's projections of 5.5% of GDP for 2000 and 2001.
A primary surplus above and the maximum value of the pressure,
Belgium should ensure that its commitment to maintaining the primary surplus at 6% of GDP over the medium term was realised, in order to secure a fast decline in the debt ratio, which was still at a very high level.
However, even if it is maintained for a long period of time, the current high primary surplus is not sufficient to fully cover the relatively high cost of ageing populations over the long-term.
Member States with high levels of public debt as a proportion of GDP need to maintain a high primary surplus, supported by appropriate privatisation policies(specific recommendations are included on Belgium, Italy and Greece in particular);
In future years, the primary surplus should be maintained at 6% of GDP
Furthermore, the lower primary surplus does not result from a drift in primary current expenditures, which are projected
Moreover, the intermediate objective of keeping the primary surplus at 6% of GDP throughout the period covered by the programme is welcome
in real terms, is appropriate in order to achieve the targeted primary surplus and encourages the Belgian government to implement it with rigour.
the fiscal stance was neutral as indicated by an unchanged cyclically-adjusted primary surplus and wage developments remained compatible with price stability
which aims at keeping the primary surplus at a high level
The Council notes that the deficit targets are maintained even though the primary surplus is now planned to stabilise at the level of 5% of GDP lower than in the initial programme.
This strategy is based on keeping the primary surplus at a high level,