Examples of using Macroeconomic framework in English and their translations into Danish
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Safeguarding and further strengthening the macroeconomic framework.
The macroeconomic framework is continuously monitored in the Government's publication,"Economic Overview.
In order to maximise its success, the European Union needs a favourable macroeconomic framework.
To this end, the macroeconomic framework must be redirected towards a policy of growth and stability.
The first major element is the creation andmaintenance of a stable macroeconomic framework.
The euro area currently has a sound macroeconomic framework, with low inflation, a strong currency and very low interest rates.
As you know, to benefit from theopportunities offered by globalisation, governments must guarantee a macroeconomic framework.
Fourth, and here I tread carefully,get a macroeconomic framework for Europe that is disciplined but also flexible.
Economic and social environment The Lisbon strategy: a partnership for growth andemployment Sustainable development strategy Macroeconomic framework Taxation Competition.
Creating a macroeconomic framework favour able to growth and employment based on a strat egy of monetary stability and sound financial policies.
This is important if we want to avoid an unbalanced macroeconomic framework and preserve the institutional balance sought by the treaties.
In my view, the fight against inflation must go hand in hand with the improved coordination of budgetary policies and the establishment of a macroeconomic framework favourable to growth and to employment.
It aims to maintain a healthy and stable macroeconomic framework and to optimise the policy mix at short-term level to address cyclical developments.
I have given you, then, a broad outline of the action to be taken for the benefit of employment in the macroeconomic framework and the context of the internal market.
Accordingly, there needs to be a macroeconomic framework that supports each country's sustainable development, strengthening employment, social cohesion and the environment.
We must provide ourselves with the means to achieve this objective,namely to achieve a stable macroeconomic framework that is improved by the competitiveness of our economy.
It assumes, however- and I am not just saying that because the Commission's macroeconomist and great politician of stability is seated beside me butbecause I am firmly convinced of it- that we have a stable and solid macroeconomic framework.
They must also create effective and predictable conditions for this macroeconomic framework and must obviously also ensure governance within a framework that fosters economic activity.
If the Lisbon Strategy is to be a success, it needs resources, a coherent financial perspective with defined priorities,investment on the part of each Member State and a macroeconomic framework that genuinely supports growth.
Europe needs structural reforms just as it needs a macroeconomic framework that will create a proper balance between stability on the one hand and growth and employment on the other.
The truth is we can afford tofeed the world and, as Dominique Strauss-Kahn has said,'global cooperation can deliver the macroeconomic framework and the incentives needed to address the problem.
The guidelines call for more than just a stable, macroeconomic framework in the progress towards EMU: they incorporate an explicit strategy for sustained growth and increased employment to be achieved through the key areas of monetary policy, budgetary policy, labour market policy and structural adjustment.
What was really needed was the scrapping of the SGP and a clean break from the prevalent economic andmonetary policies, in order to create a macroeconomic framework capable of fostering sustained economic growth and employment.
Safeguarding and further strengthening the macroeconomic framework facilitates anappropriate policy stance in all economic circumstances, thereby providing an environment in which sustainable and stable macroeconomic growth is ensured, economic cycles are smoothed and internal dynamism and resilience are reinforced.
As the Commission has made clear,the Confidence Pact on Employment is a flexible process which aims to enable all those concerned to enter into specific commitments in order to create a macroeconomic framework favourable to employment.
The first is that it is clear that successful implementation of the European employment strategy requires a stable macroeconomic framework which is why there is close and continuous cooperation in the whole of the process of macroeconomic dialogue.
The creation of a macroeconomic framework that is conducive to growth and employment and is based on monetary stability and a sound financial policy is one of the key features of the comprehensive and coordinated strategy for promoting employment set out by the Commission in its communication to the Florence European Council entitled'Action for employment in Europe: A confidence pact'-* point 45.
It cannot be compartmentalized; it must be directly integrated with the other four constituent parts necessary for its success:a healthy macroeconomic framework, effective achievement of the potential of the internal market, ambitious reforms of the job market and an optimal use of structural funds for the benefit of jobs.
Let me conclude by saying that yesterday the UK Government published Think small first, a document about ensuring that every department of government thinks about small businesses,not just about the availability of finance that we are discussing in this debate but about the overall macroeconomic framework and the sorts of advice and skills that they need to support them and become prosperous.
Action would have to concentrate on four areas:(i)safeguarding andfurther strengthening the macroeconomic framework;(ii) promoting more and better jobs, raising labour force participation and addressing persistentunemployment;(iii) strengthening conditions for high productivity growth; and(iv)promoting sustainable development in the interest of current and future generations.