net contributor

Member States' contribution [ budgetary compensation | budget rebate | financial contribution ]

ex-post contribution | extraordinary contribution | extraordinary ex-post contribution

Definition: Approximate IQ range of 50 to 69 (in adults, mental age from 9 to under 12 years). Likely to result in some learning difficulties in school. Many adults will be able to work and maintain good social relationships and contribute to society. | feeble-mindedness mild mental subnormality

net farm income | net farm profit

net international investment position | NIIP [Abbr.]

CSF net bilirubin absorbance

Net bilirubin absorbance

social-security contribution [ employee's contribution | employer's contribution ]

Declaration on the Contribution of the World Trade Organization to Achieving Greater Coherence in Global Economic Policymaking [ DGPM ]

The Member States affected by the crisis (Greece, Portugal and Spain) are among top net beneficiaries in 2012, whereas the biggest net contributors are Sweden, Denmark and Germany.

Moreover, most Member States improved the implementation of cohesion policy funds and other investment programmes allocated to them and received more funds from the agriculture policy; these factors also explain the small increase in contributions from net contributors.

Believes that the negotiations on the next MFF, which started more than a year ago, clearly demonstrate the stalemate created by the lack of a genuine own resources system: these negotiations are organised in Council around two opposing camps, led by the net contributor countries to the EU budget, on the one hand, and by the net beneficiary countries of the EU budget, on the other, in a system which creates a purely accounting-based vision of "fair return' which, in the end, makes any agreement on the MFF conditional on an agreement on a long list of exceptions and compensations, negotiated behind closed doors and incomprehensible to the ...[+++] European citizen;

Against the backdrop of a moderate expansion of world trade, net exports are likely to contribute only marginally to GDP growth over the coming years.