Примери за използване на Asymmetric shocks на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Pillar 2: absorption of asymmetric shocks.
If too many asymmetric shocks occur, the ECB will be paralyzed, not knowing whether to increase or to reduce the interest rates.
There are discussions about creating a central fiscal capacity, or a facility against asymmetric shocks.
In the event of large asymmetric shocks, this Function will.
And d a stabilisation function in order to protect investments in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
In the event of large asymmetric shocks, this Function will.
The missing bits of sovereignty include a fiscal transfer system to respond to asymmetric shocks;
One of the principal causes of asymmetric shocks-- the effects of divergent monetary policies-- no longer exists.
A stabilisation function in order to protect investments in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
This would include preparing the Euro zone for"asymmetric shocks" which affect some member states more than others.
A stabilisation function to be used to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
It will absorb asymmetric shocks and will require net payments that will be negative in good times and positive in bad times.
Developing a stabilisation function which will help keep investment levels in case of large asymmetric shocks.
This a stabilisation scheme to absorb asymmetric shocks could require monetary net payments that are negative in good times and positive in bad times”.
A stabilisation function in order to protect investments in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
This would help soften the effects of large asymmetric shocks, protect investments in the event of a downturn and prevent the risk of negative spill-overs.
A stabilisation function in order to protect investments in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
In that regard, it is vital to take into consideration the new social indicators and the asymmetric shocks that certain Member States have experienced as a result of the financial and economic crisis.
A stabilisation function to be used to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
Besides, he reminded that during the crisis there weren't many asymmetric shocks, aiming to hint that at this stage there is no need to have a new instrument for shock absorption.
A European Investment Stabilisation Function which will help to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
The central budget would provide for an EMU-level stabilisation tool to support adjustment to asymmetric shocks, increase economic integration and convergence and avoid setting-up long-term transfer flows”.
A European Investment Stabilisation Function will help to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
In a currency union, fiscal policy is the main instrument to deal with asymmetric shocks, given that the single monetary policy is directed at the euro area as a whole and the exchange rate can no longer be used for this purpose.
At this stage, the situation in the euro area is such that monetary policy is unable to deal with asymmetric shocks, or even symmetric ones.
In response to asymmetric shocks and divergences in productivity, there would have to be adjustments in the real(inflation-adjusted) exchange rate, meaning that prices in the eurozone periphery would have to fall relative to Germany and northern Europe.
A European Investment Stabilisation Function which will help to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
In the longer term, a central budget could provide an EMU-level stabilisation tool to support adjustment to asymmetric shocks, facilitate stronger economic integration and convergence and avoid the setting-up of long-term transfer flows.
A European Investment Stabilisation Function which will help to maintain investment levels in the event of large asymmetric shocks.
According to the document, the central budget is an instrument for stabilisation of the euro area in support of the adjustment to asymmetric shocks, facilitating stronger economic integration and convergence, as well as avoiding long-term transfer flows.