The documents make clear that some of the welfare money-saving options will be necessary because demand for benefits over the next five years is highly likely to exceed the cap limit by billions of pounds.
The taxing of disability benefits could save up to £1.5bn a year, according to officials, reducing the income of those whose incomes exceed a tax threshold.
But rates of new HIV infections exceed treatment rates.
No forecaster is expecting real GDP growth to exceed 3% this year and the unemployment rate is likely to be nearer 6.5% than 6%.
Since the regulations were introduced, the extent of opt-out clauses, allowing workers to exceed the maximum number of hours permitted, has grown considerably, so it's hard to demonstrate that this has had any significant effect in killing off economic growth.
This explains why the GDP and employment of Luxembourg City actually exceed those of Luxembourg country.
They need to meet or exceed their last quarter totals ($5m for her, $2m for him – he also self-funded an additional $2m).
Last month, meanwhile, the journal Nature published a meta-analysis using 39 climate models to predict "dates of departures" when local temperatures would exceed historical extremes recorded over the previous 150 years.
An overview of studies covering more than 400,000 people showed that individuals who exceed 48 working hours per week are likelier to consume "risky" quantities of alcohol, they said.
If Kekhman needs advice, he could always turn to Messerer, whose knowledge, experience and taste greatly exceed that of anyone else in his entourage.
Imagine ignoring a person's credit-card debt and just looking at whether his or her wages exceed their outgoings: if so, that's a primary surplus.
