production surplus [ surplus production | Surpluses(ECLAS) ]

excess production

surplus share reinsurance [ surplus reinsurance ]

surplus reinsurance | surplus share reinsurance

surplus treaty | surplus share treaty | surplus reinsurance treaty

excess of loss ratio treaty

agricultural surplus [ agricultural over-production | agricultural trade surplus | farm surplus | surplus of agricultural products ]

production policy [ industrial management | production management | reorganisation of production | Industrial management(ECLAS) | Industrial management(STW) | Production management(STW) | industrial management(UNBIS) ]

7. Stresses that microgeneration technologies such as micro-CHP and small-scale renewables make it possible to have zero-energy and positive-energy buildings which feed into the grid surplus electricity generated on the premises;

16. Highlights that the surplus countries need to shift their economic development to strengthen internal demand and their domestic economy, inter alia by allowing for higher wages; proposes to establish a ‘clearing union’ mechanism within the EU-27 obliging the surplus countries to pay positive interest rates to the deficit countries, thus allowing those to invest in environmental and social sustainable production, services and infrastructure, increase productivity and reduce deficits; strongly opposes any sanctions against countries with current account deficits;

18. Considers that the current account imbalances within the EU-27 – countries with high current account deficits in southern and eastern Europe, countries with high current account surpluses such as Germany, Austria and the Netherlands – must be thoroughly addressed by EU economic governance; highlights that the surplus countries need to shift their economic development to strengthen internal demand and their domestic economy; proposes to establish a ‘clearing union’ mechanism within the EU-27 obliging the surplus countries to pay positive interest rates to the deficit countries, thus allowing those to invest in the modernisation of production, services and infra ...[+++]structure, increase productivity and bring down current account deficits;

7. Considers that the current account imbalances within the EU-27 – countries with high current account deficits in southern and eastern Europe, countries with high current account surpluses such as Germany, Austria and the Netherlands – must be thoroughly addressed by EU economic governance; highlights that the surplus countries need to shift their economic development to strengthen internal demand and their domestic economy; proposes to establish a ‘clearing union’ mechanism within the EU-27 obliging the surplus countries to pay positive interest rates to the deficit countries, thus allowing those to invest in the modernisation of production, services and infra ...[+++]structure, increase productivity and bring down current account deficits;