Examples of using Large surplus in English and their translations into German
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Public budgets with large surpluses.
We had a very large surplus last year, and I will be coming back in this speech to its various elements.
Certain emerging countries, notably oil-exporting countries, have large surpluses.
It is often supposed that the large surplus in EU-trade with the CEE countries is a job-generating machine.
One's forecast of those decisions hinges, in turn,on why these other countries came to run such large surpluses in the first place.
But both appear committed to running large surpluses indeed, the two largest in the world.
Those with large surpluses(such as China) will be under increasing pressure- including the threat of retaliation- to rein in their“mercantilist” policies.
As soon as it is at all developed, it furnishes a large surplus above the individual's needs;
EU industry still generates a large surplus in the global trade of manufactured products and is a world leader in sustainability.
During the ECB press conference, the attacks on Germany were raised in aquestion that referred to the country's trade surpluses and the large surplus for the euro zone as a whole.
Vykroyte and cut parts cover a large surplus and place them on a chair, fixing the contact adhesive tape.
Also interesting is the small deficit on Germany's trade balance with the DAE(50 mneuro in 1999), compared to the large surplus on its total extra-EU balance 29 bn euro.
There are some indications that large surpluses or deficits can lead to crises due to the concomitant indebtedness.
Mnuchin said the IMF had to"speak out more forcefully on the issue of external imbalances,including by providing clear policy recommendations for countries with large surpluses, in support of more balanced global growth.
If it transpires at this point that there are still large surpluses, it can be checked whether or not it is possible to make cutbacks.
He told Americans that the large surpluses that were among President Bill Clinton's legacies meant that the US could afford to cut taxes massively.
This contribution comesprincipally from port services which have quite a large surplus whereas the balances for the other types of transport services are rather unstable but around zero.
If Spain has such a large surplus of vets that it can afford to send so many to my country, why is it having such difficulty implementing the system of veterinary checks required by this directive?
There is a difference between the ability of various sub-options to prevent a large surplus from accumulating and to address it once it has already built-up see Error: Reference source not found.
These countries, as well as other large surplus economies, such as Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, all experienced a simultaneous increase in the labor content of exports.
Within the eurozone,this problem is exacerbated by the fact that Germany, with its large surpluses, can live with a stronger euro, whereas the PIIGS(Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain) cannot.
For a number of years, we have had large surpluses and large outstanding commitments, known as RALs, especially within the structural funds system, and these are huge amounts.
Germany and the eurozone core were already running large surpluses; in the absence of policies to boost domestic demand, those surpluses have simply risen further.
It has to be understood that a cultivator has a sufficiently large surplus which is suitable to contribute to the cost of living of its own left after the sale of his young blood of the cat at a price which is reasonable and thought as a life insurance for the young cats at the same time below money earn.
The largest surplus in 2017 was achieved by state government 16.2 billion euros.
Germany will once again post the world's largest surplus this year.
The Queensland government is expected to record a net operating surplus of AU$2.8 billion in 2016-17,which is the state's largest surplus in a decade.
The EU balance with its Central and Eastern European(CEEC)partners showed the largest surplus in the first four months of 1997 ECU 7.3 billion.
A symmetric post-crisis correction did not take place in countries with positive current account balances,and surpluses further grew in the countries with the largest surpluses in value, notably Germany and the Netherlands.
The EU balance with its Central and Eastern European(CEE)partners showed the largest surplus in the first half of 1996(ECU9.4 billion ECU), while trade with Japan and China registered the highest deficits 8.7 and 7.3 billion ECU respectively.