Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Swedish
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Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate given that their budget positions are more sensitive to the business cycle.
profitability is even more vital and the pattern of structural surplus leading to lower prices and negative incomes needs to be stopped first.
According to the Commission forecast, which does not take into account the most recently announced measures, the structural surplus is estimated to decline to 0.6% of GDP in 2014
Based on the Commission 2016 spring forecast, the structural surplus is projected to decrease to 1.4% of GDP in 2016
This is unacceptable because the Commission's proposal to eliminate at least part of the structural surplus is essential
equivalent to 50% of the structural surplus); these were issues on which most delegations presented objections vis-à-vis the Commission's proposal.
Structural surpluses should be avoided thanks to the price mechanism.
Thereafter, gradually increasing structural surpluses are planned to be achieved.
The Commission's claim that structural surpluses are increasing should be checked.
To date there have been no structural surpluses.
Indeed, the sector produces no structural surpluses and has significant possibilities that can be exploited using appropriate promotion measures.
Greater solidarity is needed from countries with structural surpluses which should contribute more extensively to expansionary policies.
In addition, certain regions in the EU remain with persistent structural surpluses where production is no longer adapted to demand.
The market mechanism measures, such as crisis distillation, have proved cost-inefficient to the extent that they have encouraged structural surpluses without requiring improvements in the relevant competitive structures.
Beyond these undertakings, the national stability pact should be fully implemented, which would require spending restraint to attain sustainable structural surpluses at the Länder level.
the quota regime was one of the tools introduced for overcoming these structural surpluses.
Grubbing up measures will also be maintained but will be targeted specifically by Member States at those regions with serious and persistent structural surpluses.
Moreover, at the level of the Bundesländer expenditure cuts are necessary to achieve the sustainable structural surpluses required by the national stability pact.
Five years have gone by and the much-feared structural surpluses have not materialised.
although targeted more specifically by Member States at regions with serious and persistent structural surpluses.