Examples of using Structural surplus in English and their translations into Swedish
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The medium-term objective is to reach a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP.
That is the primary structural surplus that Greece needs, and debt restructuring would not solve this very fundamental fact.
Since 2009, Finland's medium-term objective has been defined as a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP.
The structural surplus is estimated at about 15 million hl of wine,
Initially, when it prepared the reform, the Commission estimated the structural surplus of wine to be 18,5 million hl.
However, it projects a structural surplus of around 1½% of GDP by the end of the programme period, which can be regarded as its MTO.
equal to 50% of the structural surplus within GATT limits.
The European Union has a structural surplus in its tourist trade with non member countries,
The grubbing-up scheme has resulted in a reduction of supply in line with the aim of reducing the structural surplus.
The government plans to remain at the medium-term objective- a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP- throughout the programme period.
Grubbing-up measures are to be maintained but will be more specifically targeted by Member States at regions with major structural surplus.
which corresponds to 50% of the annual structural surplus authorised for export within GATT limits.
It is the structural surplus(and solutions for addressing it in a sustainable way)
the medium term strategy to come back to a structural surplus of 2% of GDP.
Finlands' medium-term objective(MTO) of a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP remains unchanged from the the previous 2009 programme update.
which is 50% of the structural surplus under the WTO's export restrictions.
Europe does not in fact have a structural surplus of wine, but instead has a surplus corresponding exactly to the quantities planted illegally.
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.
The programme confirms the previous medium-term objective of a structural surplus, which is more stringent than what the Stability and Growth Pact requires.
Denmark and Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate.
In these conditions, the structural surplus of the EU risks widening while the rigidity of the present quota system leaves no incentive for the sector to adjust.
which is defined as a structural surplus of 0.5% of GDP,
The rice market is relatively balanced and the structural surplus of Japonica rice is sold on traditional markets
then reducing the government debt ratio- i.e. achieving a primary structural surplus and achieving a debt-stabilising level.
Achieve structural surplus by 2013 at the latest, while limiting deficit in 2012 to
corresponding to 50% of the structural surplus taking into account production,
The objective of the budgetary strategy outlined in the 2014 Convergence Programme is to reach the medium-term objective by 2015 and to achieve a structural surplus of 0.9% of GDP at the end of the programme in 2017.
Sweden), a small structural surplus of some 1% of GDP appears adequate given that their budget positions are more sensitive to the business cycle.
there is clearly a structural surplus for the 1996/97 wine year of around 15 million hectolitres.
According to the Commission forecast, which does not take into account the most recently announced measures, the structural surplus is estimated to decline to 0.6% of GDP in 2014