Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

prisbasbeloppet

English translation:

(Price) Basic Amount (according to the National Insurance Act)

Aug 12, 2003 21:25
20 yrs ago
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Swedish term

prisbasbeloppet

Swedish to English Other
In a paper on pension savings accounts

Proposed translations

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Basic Amount (according to the National Insurance Act)


Detta är samma sak som tidigare hette enbart "basbeloppet" och ofta fortfarande kallas så.

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www.scb.se/sm/PR15SM0201_tabeller18.asp

http://www.rsv.se/broschyrer/520/52004.pdf

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Just read the answer from PMPtranslations, which of course is correct, but it sure seems like SCB can\'t make up their minds.

In my first reference above, they have a bilingual header:

\"18. Prisbasbeloppet enligt lagen om allmän försäkring

18. Basic Amount according to the National Insurance Act\",

where they don\'t seem to care about the \"price\" part in English.

Peer comment(s):

agree Frederika Heden
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price basic amount

This is from SCB site, see reference below.

"According to the current regulations (SFS 1998:677), which were first implemented with the setting of the price basic amount (earlier termed the basic amount) for 1999, the calculations are to be founded on the base number 36 396, which was used for the 1998 basic amount."


That means that the term that should be used is "price basic amount".

regards
Peer comment(s):

agree George Hopkins
7 hrs
agree Frederika Heden
1436 days
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5388 days

cost-indexed basic amount

A bit delayed, but I will suggest "cost-indexed basic amount"
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