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ANNEXESANNEX 7 SCENARIOS FOR THE YEAR 2010Table A18Net balances 1997, Agenda 2000 proposals and Berlin Conclusions,year 2006 (1999 prices)Berlin Year 2010, scenario1 -outcome - Structural Fund criteria2006 EU-20unchangedYear 2010,scenario2 -SF levels equalBelgium 1095 810 569Denmark -411 -569 -666Germany -13529 -15342 -15881Greece 4854 3712 4164Spain 5361 1582 3043France -3729 -4856 -5831Ireland 1258 1037 876Italy -3606 -5357 -5163Luxembourg 957 948 937Netherlands -2782 -3185 -3413Austria -998 -1117 -1213Portugal 2883 1819 1797Finland -233 -416 -398Sweden -1215 -1387 -1439UK -3673 -3909 -4025CEEC 5 13767 26230 26642Table A19Scenario 1 – No change in the Structural Funds’ criteriaOwn resources, year 2010, EU-20 (1999 prices)199TOR VAT GNP UK TOTALCorrectionBelgium 944 395 2538 348 4225Denmark 242 258 1652 227 2378Germany 2682 4040 21416 491 28629Greece 138 228 1278 175 1819Spain 587 1048 6451 885 8971France 1289 2597 14407 1977 20271Ireland 184 137 690 95 1106Italy 1002 1701 11862 1628 16192Luxembourg 12 30 180 25 247Netherlands 1324 714 3825 88 5951Austria 230 410 2136 49 2825Portugal 138 213 1207 166 1723Finland 104 197 1228 168 1697Sweden 322 410 2305 53 3090UK 2326 2810 14105 -6836 12405CEEC - 5 3364 462 3825Total 11524 15187 88642 0 115353
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