Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Greek
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The structural surplus of table wine is also due to the ever-increasing yields.
Closing the sustainability gap would mean turning this deficit into a structural surplus of about 1½% of GDP.
This structural surplus is sold on the world market with export refunds(subsidies).
However, the reductions in quotas made in the past have only decreased andnot eliminated the structural surplus.
Under sugar CMO rules the structural surplus, drawn up on the basis of production.
Like the Chinese and Japanese,they too are battling to stop the rest of the world taking away their structural surplus.
That is the primary structural surplus that Greece needs, and debt restructuring would not solve this very fundamental fact.
The ECA found that these two measures worked against each other and the structural surplus was not significantly reduced.
The structural surplus is forecast to increase to 1.7% of GDP in 2018 and to narrow in 2019 and 2020 as the positive output gap widens.
The increase in the quota level occurred despite the fact that the Community market showed a structural surplus(see Illustration 1).
The government is also aiming to maintain a small structural surplus, above its medium-term objective of a structural balance.
The structural surplus and consequent continued need for permanent disposal measures for milk fat are the result of political decisions by the Council.
The government is also aiming to maintain a small structural surplus, above its medium-term objective of a structural balance.
The grubbing-up scheme is a quick and permanent way of reducing production potential, andis therefore a key part of the Commission's aim of reducing the structural surplus.
Reducing quota levels by 115 000 tonnes,which corresponds to 50% of the annual structural surplus authorised for export within GATT limits.
Greece has the largest structural surplus and we could achieve extremely high rates of growth if we did not need to be constantly borrowing," he pointed out.
In fact, the main effect of the distillation measures was to transfer the problem of structural surplus from the wine to the alcohol market.
The measures have moreover contributed to the structural surplus by providing an assured outlet at excessively attractive prices for table wine which would otherwise not be disposed of.
The COM then supported production with virtually guaranteed sales through intervention measures such as distillation and export refunds,which resulted in a structural surplus.
This means that Greece has overcome world champions like Sweden with a structural surplus of around 1.2% of GDP, compared with that of Sweden, which is 0.5% of GDP.
With this in mind, the group is in favour of the Commission maintaining the ban on subsidies designed to increase production capacity in areas with a structural surplus.
Other countries with a structural surplus, including Russia, China, and Japan, would also benefit more from stronger German demand than Spain or Greece would.
The transitory‘grubbing-up scheme' is a major feature of the reformed COM designed to provide a quick andpermanent response to the structural surplus through a reduction in production.
The structural surplus has continued to exist within the milk sector and the internal and external support measures have been adjusted in order to meet the requirements for improved market balance.
The recently introduced measures for the com¬ pulsory distillation of table wine on the basis of yields per hectare are aimed at the consequences rather than the sources of the structural surplus problem.
Under the Regulation governing the organisation of the market in sugar, the structural surplus, which is calculated on the basis of the production quotas, is approximately 10% of consumption(1,3 million tonnes).
Let us recall that in the final analysis,fiscal solvency requires stabilising and then reducing the government debt ratio- i.e. achieving a primary structural surplus and achieving a debt-stabilising level.
Faced with a chronic structural surplus and the loss of international competitiveness across the EU, the reform developed or redesigned tools designed to tackle the main problems of the wine market.
C 132/26 EN Official Journal of the European Communities THE COMMISSION'S REPLIES MAIN AUDIT FINDINGS The milk sector is in structural surplus with production of butter exceeding demand at normal market prices.
The Community structural surplus is about 20 Mio hectolitres annually, i.e. approximately 20% of total production of table wine, and it seems set to continue if not to increase.