Examples of using Structural deficit in English and their translations into Swedish
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The structural deficit should be reduced in accordance with the Stability
However, the planned increase in the recalculated structural deficit in 2017 leads to a deviation from the required adjustment path towards the medium-term objective.
The structural deficit is expected to improve only marginally between 2005
The EESC is much less sanguine than the Commission that the structural deficit targets under the EDP allow more precise and transparent policy advice.
The structural deficit is also expected to improve this year,
In the short term, deficits are set to remain below 3% of GDP and the structural deficit to remain close to the medium-term objective.
This is why, in our report, we proposed that particular attention be paid to the structural deficit indicator rather than the focus being.
In the Netherlands the actual deficit is rising but the structural deficit remains limited
According to the Stability Programme, the medium-term objective- a structural deficit not higher than 0.45% of GDP- was reached in 2014,
Finland's Medium Term Objective(MTO) is a structural deficit of -0.5%, this remains unchanged from last year's programme
The underlying structural deficit widened to 1.5% of GDP from 1.3%,
The medium-term budgetary objective- a structural deficit of 0.45% of GDP until 2016 and revised to become a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP as from 2017- is foreseen to be met from 2018 onwards.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, the projected structural deficit of 3.4% of GDP in 2016 would not ensure an appropriate safety margin with respect to the 3% of GDP reference value of the Treaty.
However, in its stability programme, Luxembourg announces that the medium-term budgetary objective will change from a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP until 2016 to a structural deficit of 0.5% of GDP as from 2017.
this means that we need to use the primary structural deficit; in other words, we need to subtract amortisation costs.
According to the Commission Forecast, the structural deficit is projected to deteriorate by 0.1% of GDP in 2014,
As regards public finances, the structural deficit is expected to be slightly above its medium-term objective in 2014 while public debt is projected to increase to above 60% of GDP, partly due to the unfavourable growth dynamics.
we proposed that particular attention be paid to the structural deficit indicator rather than the focus being on the current account deficit,
The treaty also says that automatic correction mechanisms should be triggered if the structural deficit limit is breached,
as well as the urgent need to address the risk of a growing EU structural deficit.