Traduction de «Inflation net » (Anglais → Français) :

growth in salary dollars net of Consumer Price Index-inflation [ growth in salary dollars net of CPI-inflation ]

inflatable life net | jumping cushion

core rate of inflation [ core inflation rate | underlying rate of inflation | underlying inflation rate | trend rate of inflation | trend inflation rate ]

core inflation | structural inflation | trend inflation | underlying inflation

inflation targeting framework | inflation targeting | IT | inflation targeting regime | direct inflation targeting | inflation targeting strategy

inflation-indexed bond | inflation derivative | inflation-indexed note | inflation-linked bond | real yield security | REALS

inflation [ fight against inflation | rate of inflation | stagflation | stagflation(UNBIS) ]

92. Points out that the level of its 2014 budget is 1,9 % above the 2013 budget; notes that the costs for Croatian accession of 0,17 % and the one-off costs for the change of parliamentary term represent 2,1 % of the increase; emphasises that despite the unavoidable costs related to the change of parliamentary term following the European elections of 2014, there is a net decrease of 0,37 % in the operating budget with a further decrease by the expected rate of inflation;

7. Stresses that pursuant to the agreement reached by the Bureau and the Committee on Budgets at the Conciliation meeting of 13 March 2013, the overall level of the draft estimates for 2014 is set at EUR 1 808 144 206 (corresponding to a rate of net increase of 3,29 % over the 2013 budget), of which some 2,20 % accounts for compulsory expenditure linked to the election of a new Parliament, 1,30 % accounts for other legal obligations, 0,78 % accounts for the accession of Croatia while inflation accounts for some 1,9 % of the increase, resulting in the real decrease of Parliament's budget of 2,89 % from the 2013 level; calls, however, for ...[+++] further savings and redeployments via structural reforms to be sought during the Parliament's reading in autumn 2013 in the course of the 2014 budgetary procedure and in the following years; recalls, in that regard, the measures identified by the Joint Bureau and Committee on Budgets Working Group to be further explored in order to generate substantial organisational savings, such as the scope for inter-institutional cooperation arrangements between Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions;

7. Stresses that pursuant to the agreement reached by the Bureau and the Committee on Budgets at the Conciliation meeting of 13 March 2013, the overall level of the draft estimates for 2014 is set at EUR 1 808 144 206 (corresponding to a rate of net increase of 3,29 % over the 2013 budget), of which some 2,20 % accounts for compulsory expenditure linked to the election of a new Parliament, 1,30 % accounts for other legal obligations, 0,78 % accounts for the accession of Croatia while inflation accounts for some 1,9 % of the increase, resulting in the real decrease of Parliament's budget of 2,89 % from the 2013 level; calls, however, for ...[+++] further savings and redeployments via structural reforms to be sought during the Parliament's reading in autumn 2013 in the course of the 2014 budgetary procedure and in the following years; recalls, in that regard, the measures identified by the Joint Bureau and Committee on Budgets Working Group to be further explored in order to generate substantial organisational savings, such as the scope for inter-institutional cooperation arrangements between Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions;

21. Underlines the fact that a pure ‘net EU budget contributor/net EU budget beneficiary’ approach does not take due account of the great positive spill-over effects the EU budget produces between EU countries to the benefit of common EU policy goals; is deeply concerned at the very moderate increases in payments in the last two budgets, which in the case of the 2012 budget were even below the level of inflation, at a crucial time when all the investment programmes should be running at full speed and unfolding their full potential;