Übersetzung für "Economic projections" in Deutsch

At the same time, politics has a way of confounding economic projections.

Moreover, economic projections hinted at a further reduction in 2006.

The reduction in the deficit planned for 2011 seems feasible in view of the rather cautious economic projections.

In December 2000, the ECB began publishing its staff economic projections.

But, since then, the IMF has steadily pared its economic projections.

Germany is especially affected in this regard, as shown by medium and long-term economic growth projections.

The economic projections and forward-looking statements contained in this document relate to future facts.

This is, of course, the case when it notes that the ECB's economic projections, like those of the International Monetary Fund and other international institutions, failed to predict the severity of the downturn in 2008.

In the view of the Governing Council , the ranges presented serve as a good reminder of the general uncertainty surrounding economic projections , which it is worthwhile emphasising given the current volatility in the financial markets .

Fortunately, the US has the Congressional Budget Office, which scores legislation in terms of its budgetary impact, assesses official budget proposals, and formulates its own economic projections.

At today 's meeting the Governing Council of the ECB decided to publish Staff Economic Projections for the euro area .

The macroeconomic scenario underpinning the budgetary projections in the programme, which has been endorsed by an independent body (the National Audit Office), is plausible for 2014 and 2015 since the economic growth projections are marginally lower than those in the Commission 2014 Spring forecast for these years.

According to the Economic Policy Committee's projections of public pension expenditure, old-age dependency (defined in this case as the ratio of persons aged 55 and over to the population aged 15 to 54) alone would drive up public pension expenditure (EU15) by 6.4 percentage points of GDP between 2000 and 2050, compared to a projected total increase of about 3 percentage points.

This Communication presents the latest long-term economic and budgetary projections and a first take on the Commission's views on Europe’s ability to tackle the challenge of ageing in view of new data and the current economic developments.

Some have updated the Economic Policy Committee projections, for instance to reflect subsequent reforms, and some have presented additional alternative calculations in their national strategy reports.

Recent economic projections show that high growth rates can be achieved only through “far-reaching regional economic integration”, combining the liberalisation of trade and services with market integration and the implementation of reforms that improve the business climate.

However, including all public pension schemes (such as disability pensions, civil servants pensions and statutory supplementary pension schemes), the total expenditure amounted to 10% of GDP in 2000 and is estimated to rise to 14.5 % by 2030 and to decrease to 13.3% by 2050 (Economic Policy Committee projections).