Примери за използване на Price shock на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We are not seeing a price shock.
Oil Price Shock of 1973.
Prepare for a price shock.
The supply shock is further exacerbated by speculation on the futures markets,resulting in a food price shock.
We have quite a price shock coming.
She also noted that the oil exporters in the Mena have not fully recovered from the dramatic oil price shock of 2014.
The main cause of the food price shock has been the tremendous fluctuation in supply.
World is heading for oil price shock.
Wealthy, industrialised countries absorbed the oil price shock through economic slowdown(even recession) and heavy monetisation of their surging budget deficits.
Countries where beer is currently most expensive, such as Australia or Japan,are not necessarily where future price shocks will be the greatest.
Importantly, Russia is emerging from the oil price shock of 2014-2016 and is in a solid recovery.
As oil prices keep rising, Europe is paying more every year for its energy bill andbecoming more vulnerable to price shocks.
The Iranian revolution of 1979 led to another embargo and price shock that triggered the global stagflation of 1980-1982.
We need to have a fairer price so that we can have the abilityto invest more in order to secure the energy supply to the world and avoid any price shock," he said.
Coastal regions such as Florida… could deliver asset price shocks for lenders, insurers and homeowners.
Europe, as one of the biggest importers of food products, has a great influence on global food prices, butthat equally makes it vulnerable to various price shocks.
Nevertheless, the threat of a price shock is real.
The world has moved a step closer to a food price shock after the US government surprised traders by cutting stock forecasts for key crops, sending corn and soyabean prices to their highest level in 30 months.
Significant progress in economic diversification relies largely on policies put in place before the price shock, according to an International Monetary Fund study released in December 2014.
With regard to the speculation about price shock as a result of the currency change, according to the Finance Minister experience showed that those processes were manageable as well as that there were many mechanisms, most of which market-based, that could minimise such risks.
Over the 12-month reference period from April 2009 to March 2010, inflation was very low in the EU as a result of negative global price shocks and the significant downturn in economic activity in most countries.
The“Economique” version of the car(reflecting the continuing impact of the 1973 oil price shock) came with the same engine as the“Normale”, but the gear ratios were changed, along with the final drive ratio, giving rise to a 7 km/h(4 mph) reduction in top speed in return for usefully improved fuel economy.
Strong dependence on fossil fuels such as oil and inefficient use of raw materials expose our consumers andbusinesses to harmful and costly price shocks, threatening our economic security and contributing to climate change.
The metaphor used here is that of"therapy"(shock therapy, price shock), where short-term pain or suffering is justified by a positive long-term outcome.
A failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation was seen as likely to have a bigger impact than the spread of weapons of mass destruction, water crises, mass involuntary migration anda severe energy price shock- the first time in the 11 years of the Global Risks report that the environment has been in first place.
Besides, the recent and current global crisis- from food and fuel price shocks to economic instability and climate change- threatens both past achievements and future prospects.
Dependence on oil, gas and coal: leaves consumers andbusinesses vulnerable to harmful and costly price shocks and threatens our economic security, contributes to climate change.
In short: averaged on a longer period of time(an year or more) all looks out normal, butbefore the eyes of contemporaries happen price shocks(or skoki-jumps in Bulgarian, if you like it better so, but the etymological root here must have been the same).
His diagnose is that, in general, the bank's monetary policy has worked to create reflationary pressure, butthis process is delayed by a combination of external price shocks, a slack in the labour market(to which he devoted his June press conference) and a constant change in the relationship between slack and inflation.
Strengthening agriculture and increasing support to small-scale and family farming will help ensure greater sufficiency in local food production,protecting your economies from external price shock,” the FAO director-general, José Graziano da Silva, told the audience, noting the need to meet challenges like climate change and to create jobs, particularly for youth.