Examples of using Cyclically-adjusted terms in English and their translations into Swedish
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In cyclically-adjusted terms, a surplus would be maintained.
The adjustment towards a position close to balance in cyclically-adjusted terms is further set back.
In cyclically-adjusted terms an adjustment towards a position close to balance is underway.
in actual and cyclically-adjusted terms.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, the corresponding deficits amount to 1.2%
reaching a deficit of 0.6% in cyclically-adjusted terms according to Commission calculations.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, the corresponding improvements amount to around half a percentage point of GDP on average.
0.5% of GDP respectively in cyclically-adjusted terms.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, the corresponding surpluses would amount to 1,8%
reaching a deficit of 0.6% in cyclically-adjusted terms according to Commission calculations.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on calculations by the Commission, the budget balance
in surplus throughout the economic cycle in cyclically-adjusted terms, and if needed, take all the necessary measures to ensure an annual improvement of at least 0.5 per cent of GDP.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on Commission calculations according to the commonly agreed methodology,
The Council notes that the budgetary projections remain in surplus throughout the period of the programme in both actual and cyclically-adjusted terms and that they respect the close to balance
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on Commission calculations according to the commonly agreed methodology,
in surplus' requirement should be assessed in cyclically-adjusted terms with due account taken of one-off budgetary measures which only have a transitory impact on budget positions.
Despite narrowing thereafter, the deficit in cyclically-adjusted terms remains at 1.1% of GDP in 2006 and improves by the required½ percentage point to 0.5% of GDP only as late as in 2007.
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on Commission calculations according to the commonly agreed methodology, the deficit is
While the general government surplus decreases in cyclically-adjusted terms and net of one-off
In cyclically-adjusted terms, based on Commission calculations according to the commonly agreed methodology, the update incorporates an improvement of