Examples of using Cyclically-adjusted deficit in English and their translations into Swedish
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The cyclically-adjusted deficit went up from 1.4% in 1999 to 2.8% in 2001.
Achieve in 2004 an annual reduction in the cyclically-adjusted deficit of 0,6 percent of GDP;
The cyclically-adjusted deficit has been rising in Germany since 2000, when growth was very strong.
In 2003, a further small deterioration in both the nominal and cyclically-adjusted deficit is forecast.
The cyclically-adjusted deficit in 2004 will be reduced by 0.4% of GDP,
In 1996, however, as the impact of the measures in the consolidation programme gathered pace, the cyclically-adjusted deficit fell sharply.
As from 2004, lower the cyclically-adjusted deficit by at least 0.5 percentage point a year GL 1.
Cyclical conditions were favourable as strong growth enabled the actual deficit to fall faster than the cyclically-adjusted deficit up to 1995 see Graph 4.10.
Despite narrowing thereafter, the cyclically-adjusted deficit will decline to 0,5% of GDP only in 2007.
The cyclically-adjusted deficit is expected to remain broadly unchanged in 1998
The Council notes that according to Commission forecasts, the cyclically-adjusted deficit improved by 0.6 percent of GDP in 2002, largely due to one-off measures.
Indeed, the cyclically-adjusted deficit is estimated by the Commission services to have increased from about 2% of GDP in 2001 to 2.7% of GDP in 2002.
in 2004 the cyclically-adjusted deficit remains unchanged at 1.7% of GDP.
Lower the cyclically-adjusted deficit by at least 1 percentage point of GDP between the end of 2003 and 2005.
In addition, a required rate of structural annual adjustment of at least 0.5 per cent of GDP should take the cyclically-adjusted deficit back to its medium-term position in a foreseeable time horizon.
The cyclically-adjusted deficit figures published by international organisations such as the IMI"
According to Commission calculations, roughly two-thirds of this deterioration are due to an increase in the cyclically-adjusted deficit, the remaining reflecting the impact of the weakness in economic activity.
The cyclically-adjusted deficit follows the pattern of the nominal figures: it widens by 0.5 percentage points in
Concerning the first of the new budgetary rules, in the event of more favourable cyclical developments, it would be appropriate to accelerate the reduction in the cyclically-adjusted deficit through the implementation of additional measures.
Secure that the government deficit is further reduced in 2003 as planned, and that the cyclically-adjusted deficit is thereafter lowered by at least 0.5% of GDP a year
The cyclically-adjusted deficit calculated by the Commission services according to the commonly agreed methodology applied to the data of the reference scenario,
while causing a temporary widening of the cyclically-adjusted deficit in 2005, should entail a steady decline in expenditure and revenue ratios and in the debt ratio.
while the implementation of tax cuts should be conditional upon the attainment of the cyclically-adjusted deficit targets.
Calculations by the Commission services applying the commonly agreed methodology to the information in the programme show that the cyclically-adjusted deficit, after widening to 5,3% of GDP in 2005,
In order to avoid the projected sizeable increase in the cyclically-adjusted deficit and the risk of a pro-cyclical stance, the Council urges the Austrian authorities to compensate the cost of the tax reform by additional structural expenditure cuts.
neither the nominal nor the cyclically-adjusted deficit were reduced despite the measures taken by Germany.
According to Commission calculations based on the Italian programme update, the cyclically-adjusted deficit will remain at 0.9% of GDP in 2003,
of the programme and the commonly agreed methodology, the cyclically-adjusted deficit would narrow by slightly less than 12 pp. as from 2005, to around 1% of GDP in 2008.
Implement measures ensuring that the cyclically-adjusted deficit is reduced in 2004 by 0.5 per cent of GDP,
adopted instead a set of conclusions endorsing, among other things, the commitments made by France to reduce the cyclically-adjusted deficit by 0.8 per cent of GDP in 2004,