Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The primary surplus in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In this respect, the Council welcomed the readiness of the Belgian authorities to allow the primary surplus to rise in response to favourable economic developments,
This strategy is based on keeping the primary surplus at a high level,
social nature- the consistent rigour to keep the primary surplus stable at a high level of around 5% of GDP for a long period of time.
For many Member States, the primary surpluses that would be required to reduce debt
In 2015, however, with the primary surplus achieved, Greece's creditors refused even to discuss debt relief.
to decline at an increasing pace thereafter, as the primary surplus increases.
Meet the target for the budget deficit for 1999 and establish the primary surplus of 5.5% of GDP for 2000 as indicated in the stability programme.
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.
This means, respectively, a difference in the overall balance ratio projected for 1998 of 5.0 and to the primary surplus projected for 1998 of 2.3 percentage points.
in particular the level reached by the primary surplus, amounting to more than 5% of GDP since 1994,
Maintain the primary surplus at levels somewhat above 6 per cent of GDP
As is shown in greater detail in Chart 2b, the primary surplus was not sufficiently high for most of the period up to 1995 to outweigh the debt-increasing effects of a negative growth/ interest rate differential.
In future years, the primary surplus should be maintained at 6% of GDP and the total government deficit reduced as planned in the Belgian stabi lity programme so as to secure a continuing rapid reduction in the general government debt ratio.
In future years, the primary surplus should be maintained at 6% of GDP
is to be noted; in fact, the primary surplus is expected to reach 5.6% of GDP in 2003, to be compared with 6.1% of GDP reached in 2002.
in the initial programme, which aims at keeping the primary surplus at a high level
Italy:(1) Avoid any significant slippage from the target for the primary surplus and limit any weakening in the primary surplus to no more than due to the operation of the automatic stabilisers;