Examples of using Macroeconomic coordination in English and their translations into Chinese
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Strengthening Macroeconomic Coordination.
The United Nations and those organizations must act urgently tosend clear signals of political cohesion and macroeconomic coordination.
There is clearly not macroeconomic coordination.
(c) Number of other participants in ECLAC forums that rate as useful for theirwork the recommendations made by the subprogramme regarding macroeconomic coordination.
With the world becoming multipolar, global macroeconomic coordination has become more complicated.
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The regional integration schemes incorporated the statistical and modelling dimension into their activities,associating the work of ECLAC in their regional network on macroeconomic coordination.
How can international processes of macroeconomic coordination and cooperation be made more effective?
The Group could explore further possibilities for expanding cooperation,bringing more stability to world financial markets and strengthening international macroeconomic coordination towards that goal.
The importance of strengthened international macroeconomic coordination and cooperation was repeatedly underlined.
Global macroeconomic coordination implied that surplus countries, particularly the European Union, should take a more proactive role, adopting policies to counter the recessionary trends and expand demand.
A meeting of experts to consider the requirements for macroeconomic coordination in the region.
Better international macroeconomic coordination and an impartial, open and fair trading system would be equally vital.
He hoped that the IMF GlobalPolicy Agenda would help to foster macroeconomic coordination and accountability.
Institutionalizing counter-cyclical macroeconomic coordination through reforms in surveillance mechanisms and the global payments and reserve system.
In this regard, we welcome the recommendation that credible,representative and effective mechanisms for macroeconomic coordination should take into account the interests of all countries.
Improved international macroeconomic coordination and more representative institutions to manage it were vital for reducing financial instability.
Mechanisms were therefore urgently needed to enhance macroeconomic coordination and promote regulatory coherence.
Achieving the goal of full employment and decent work also requires favourable international conditions warranting greater attention to the global governance of trade,finance and macroeconomic coordination.
Efforts to regulate international finance, as well as macroeconomic coordination around the world, were judged to have been inadequate.
(ii) Field projects: regional projects in relation to domestic management of volatility and financial globalization,economic governance and a Latin American and Caribbean network for macroeconomic coordination.
Second, the EU andChina could have convergent interests in macroeconomic coordination, which is essential for addressing structural trade imbalances.
Nevertheless, further macroeconomic coordination among all major economies, in particular in the Group of 20, remains a critical factor for strengthening the prospects for a vigorous and sustainable recovery worldwide.
(c) Enhanced regional cooperation andincreased understanding of the need to develop macroeconomic coordination in the context of regional and subregional integration processes.
Given the large global imbalances, effective macroeconomic coordination among leading countries(both developed and developing) appears critical for a smooth resolution of the major current-account and fiscal deficits.
In that context, an ASEAN Plus Three Macro Economic Regional Surveillance Office(AMRO)had been established in order to strengthen macroeconomic coordination and financial cooperation at the regional level.
New steps arebeing taken to address issues of global macroeconomic coordination, regulation of financial markets, the relaunch of trade negotiations and climate change.
Mr. Toro Jiménez(Venezuela) said that poverty eradication andsustainable development required considerable political will and macroeconomic coordination in order to effect a massive transfer of resources to poor countries.
In addition,financial regulation would need to be accompanied by a greater macroeconomic coordination in order to tackle the problem of global macroeconomic imbalances.
Meanwhile, in response to similar concerns,efforts are being made to define common goals for macroeconomic coordination within Latin American and Caribbean subregional integration processes.