Exemplos de uso de High indebtedness em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But still carries the weight of high indebtedness.
Most sectors in the economy reached high indebtedness levels, which were mainly intermediated by the financial sector.
The industries suffer from overcapacity,outdated equipment and high indebtedness.
Even if debt is largely long-term andfixed rate, high indebtedness( as in Sweden) may have an effect on transmission.
In Belgium, the high indebtedness necessitates that the fiscal component of the Global Plan be fully implemented and that further progress in reducing the deficit below the 3% of GDP mark be made in order also to achieve a more signif icant reduction in the debt ratio.
Corporations in Europe made efforts to adjust their balance sheets,particularly in those sectors where relatively high indebtedness had been an earlier concern.
The Portuguese economy continues to have high indebtedness levels and a low household saving rate by historical standards.
And, as many have argued,the correlation itself could be the result of low growth leading to high indebtedness, rather than the other way around.
Given the private sectors' high indebtedness to the state banks, the Papandreou government did not even require legislation to expropriate the firms.
Private consumption and gross fixed capital formation are expected to make a moderate recovery,conditioned by high indebtedness among households and non-financial corporations.
Telecom Italia is with problems of high indebtedness in the matrix and can sell its participation in the BrT and even though Tim in Brazil in case of getting a good offer.
Africa is generally bedevilled by increasing levels of food insecurity andpoverty as indicated by low to medium Human Development Index(HDI), high indebtedness, high mortality rates and malnutrition.
Many of these companies were operating at large losses and high indebtedness was pervasive; efficiency was often mediocre and many companies were sheltered from competition.
The problem lies in the fact that a high indebtedness gives rise to increased vulnerability to possible future economic shocks and increases the risk of a sharp decline in consumption to rebuild savings levels, which may have potentially recessive consequences.
Reacting to the excessive internationalism that usually accompanies modern, market oriented reforms,Furtado recently observed that the developed countries, through the high indebtedness and high interest rates, are transferring income to themselves and promoting the disorganization of the national state in the developing countries.
Furthermore, and in view of the high indebtedness and the expected increase as a result of ageing, it is recommended that the Greek authorities as soon as possible draw up future forecasts for spending linked to ageing and improve the long-term sustainability of the public accounts, providing the resources necessary to achieve the mid-term objective.
However, with domestic demand weak andpressures on firms to reduce high indebtedness, unemployment has increased sharply as part of the adjustment process, and could peak at close to 16 percent in 2013.
In the report,it is accurately observed that high indebtedness and deficit levels are threatening sustainability and could have a disastrous impact on employment, public health care and pensions.
Since brazil independence in 1822,it has always suffered from high indebtedness and periods of inflation and hyperinflation which after successive economic stabilization plans, has made the economy increasingly gloomy for companies in general.
The situation of the Portuguese economy, however, continues to be characterised by high indebtedness levels of the public and private sectors, reflected in the external indebtedness level, which will continue to be an active restriction on economic agents' decisions.
But where there is light, or at least a little more light,there are also shadows: the high indebtedness, poor economic conditions, social conflicts, the integration of returning refugees, unemployment, an integration policy that does not always work and the retraining both of former soldiers and also of resistance fighters are a threat to democracies that are not yet stable.