Examples of using Net borrowing in English and their translations into Polish
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Is equal to net lending(+)/ net borrowing(--)( B. 9) of S. 13.
If Net Borrowing is negative, it means the UK is running a budget surplus.
The findings below describe the impact of revisions in B.9 Net lending/net borrowing.
Deficit' means net borrowing as defined in the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts;
Definition: They cover dues of private persons and business entities,the public sector net borrowing and the balance of other items net. .
Due to the lacklustre growth, net borrowing in 2005 is expected to increase slightly to 2.9% of GDP in the euro area and 2.7% of GDP in the EU.
The net lending(+) or borrowing(-) of the total economy is equal but of opposite sign to the net borrowing(-) or lending(+) of the rest of the world.
Government deficit(surplus)' means the net borrowing(net lending)(B.9) of the sector of'general government'(S.13), as defined in ESA 95.
Balancing items Balance on goods andservices Geo 4 Current account balance Geo 1 Net lending(+)/net borrowing(-)(balance from current and capital account) Geo 1.
Government deficit( surplus)» means the net borrowing( net lending)( EDP B. 9) of the sector of« general government»( S. 13), as defined in ESA 95.
Iii ensure that the debt-to-GDP ratio is declining towards the 60% of GDP Treaty reference value at a more rapid pace,paying particular attention to factors other than net borrowing which contribute to the change in debt levels.
Net borrowing vis-à-vis the rest of the world(the external deficit) has expanded(4¾% of GDP in 2004) due to competitiveness losses and increased competition in some of Cyprus' main export sectors.
The negative contribution of the external sectoris expected to diminish, whilst the external net borrowing is projected to widen further to above 8% of GDP in 2008.
Iii ensure that the debt-to-GDP ratio is declining towards the 60% of GDP Treaty reference value at a more rapid pace including by paying particular attention to factors other than net borrowing which contribute to the change in debt levels; and.
In addition, it would be paramount to address factors other than net borrowing that have contributed to the change in debt levels, in particular by avoiding debt-increasing financial transactions.
In addition, the Council recommended that Greece ensures that the government gross debt ratio diminishes sufficiently and approaches the reference value at a satisfactory pace,while paying particular attention to factors other than net borrowing which contribute to the change in debt levels.
The Greek authorities were also required to identify andcontrol factors other than net borrowing, which contribute to the change in debt levels, and to improve the collection and processing of general government data.
In addition, the Council recommended that“the Greek authorities should also ensure that the government gross debt ratio diminishes sufficiently and approaches the reference value at a satisfactory pace”,while“particular attention should be paid to factors other than net borrowing which contribute to the change in debt levels.
To maintain at a specific level the net leverage ratio(i.e. the ratio of the consolidated net borrowings on the last day of a given measurement period to consolidated EBITDA), measured for the CIECH S.A.
The result differs from the net borrowing/lending according to Council Regulation(EC) No 2223/96 of 25 June 1996 on the European system of national and regional accounts in the Community(ESA95), with amendments, for the treatment of interest relating to swaps and forward rate agreements.
The overall increase in the external financing of non-financial corporations can be linked to the increase in the financing gap or net borrowing- calculated as the difference between corporate savings and non-financial investment see Chart 22.
Net borrowing vis-à-vis the rest of the world(the external deficit) has expanded(4,8% of GDP in 2004) due to a number of factors, including robust domestic demand, competitiveness losses related to increased competition in some of Cyprus' main export sectors, the appreciation of the Cyprus pound, as well as higher reinvested earnings.
Article 2 of the protocol on the excessive deficit procedure relating to Article 104 of the Treaty states that the government deficit means net borrowing of the general government sector as defined in the European system of integrated economic accounts ESA.
In its opinion of 17 February 2005 on the previous update of the stability programme, the Council invited Italy to: ensure the achievement of the 2005 deficit target, achieve a budgetary position of close to balance by 2008 and ensure that the debt-to-GDP ratio diminishes at a more rapid pace,paying particular attention to debt-increasing factors other than net borrowing.
The Council also required Greece to further pursue the efforts to‘identify andcontrol factors other than net borrowing, which contribute to the change in debt levels' and‘to improve the collection and processing of general government data.
Where debt developments and general government data are concerned, additional efforts appear necessary to better identify andcontrol the factors, other than net borrowing, that contribute to the change in debt levels and to improve the collection and processing of general government data.
Enhance the efforts to identify andcontrol factors other than net borrowing, which contribute to the change in debt levels, in order to ensure a reduction in the government gross debt ratio so as to approach the reference value at a faster pace;
Iii enhance the efforts to identify andcontrol factors other than net borrowing that contribute to the change in the debt levels, in order to ensure that the debt ratio is sufficiently diminishing and approaching the reference value at a satisfactory pace;