Sentence examples for net of interest from inspiring English sources

Current spending has been stabilised as a percentage of GDP (net of interest payments) and is now decreasing.

The agreement continues to require primary budget surpluses (net of interest payments), rising to 3.5% of GDP by 2018, which will worsen Greece's slump.

In recent years, even the IMF has reframed most countries' budgetary targets in terms of the primary deficit – net of interest payments, recognizing that volatile financial markets mean that interest payments are not really within a country's control.

We've charted a fiscal gap, which is defined as the budget surplus (net of interest) that a government would need to run from 2013 on if it wanted to reduce its sovereign-debt load to 50% of GDP by 2050.

This figure is net of interest (because net income is net of interest), so if it's a positive number, then interest has been covered.

Consolidated revenues net of interest expense rose 11%, to $6.6 billion.

We cast a wide net of interests.

Although it is a large net debtor, it does not have to make net payments of interest and dividends to the rest of the world.

Tadashi Nakamae, a Japanese economist, estimates that, using 1992 as a benchmark (when interest rates were over 5%), households have suffered a cumulative net loss of interest income of over ¥200 trillion $1.8 trillionn) as a result of near-zero interest rates, equal to fully 65% of annual income.

In simple models, the cutoff grade has been shown to depend on the rate of growth of price net of the interest rate.

In a model which involves two stages of production and a general grade distribution, we find that the rate of growth of price net of the interest rate has an influence, but that the sign of the effect is ambiguous because it depends on a complicated factor involving technical, mine-specific elasticities.