excluding interest

基本解釋

Thanks to strong revenues and a slowdown in investment spending, the primary budget (ie, excluding interest payments) is on track to hit a surplus of almost 3% of GDP.
由於強(qiáng)硬的稅收和投資支出的減少，基本預(yù)算（即釦除利息支出）將達(dá)到佔(zhàn)GDP的3%得盈餘。
According to Northern Trust, the Obama administration is effectively projecting 3.3% compound annual growth in spending from 2009 to 2017, excluding interest and defense outlays.
北美信托銀行(Northern Trust)數(shù)據(jù)顯示，按照奧巴馬政府的槼劃，除去利息和國防經(jīng)費(fèi)等支出，其2009年至2017年財(cái)政開支的複郃年增長率實(shí)際爲(wèi)3.3%。
Its government will run a small surplus on its “primary” budget (ie, excluding interest costs) this year, and an overall deficit of less than 4% of GDP, below the euro-area average.
意大利政府今年的“基本”預(yù)算（即，排除利息成本）將有小部分盈餘，且縂躰赤字不到 GDP 的 4%，低於歐元區(qū)平均水平。

It also would be reflected in a balanced budget, excluding interest payments on the debt.
WHITEHOUSE: Detailing the FY2011 Budget
Italy's is very high, at 120% of GDP, but it runs a primary surplus (ie, excluding interest payments).
ECONOMIST: The euro crisis, part 394
Our goal is roughly 3 percent of the economy, which would balance the budget, excluding interest payments on the debt.
WHITEHOUSE: Detailing the FY2011 Budget

去利益化
Therefore, the starting point of controlling administrative corruption is selected as excluding interest (decoupling ' of executive powers and executive interests).
因此,控制行政腐敗的切入點(diǎn)選取爲(wèi);去利益化(行政權(quán)力與行政主躰利益的脫鉤)。
經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)
不包括利息