Examples of using Cyclical developments in English and their translations into German
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Cyclical developments are likely to converge further.
Pelagic stocks, which have more pronounced cyclical developments, are in general in a healthier condition.
Cyclical developments are thus reflected in our valuations.
Historical datadiscounting 2003-2005 cyclical developments: average growth rate of 1.6% from 2006 to 2010.
In 2003 the deficit is expected at 2.5% of GDP, below the 3% limit in spite of the adverse cyclical developments.
The correlation of the production data shows that cyclical developments reach mechanical engineering with a time lag of two months.
Beyond cyclical developments, these labour market outcomes are partly related to institutional and policy settings.
It could also enhance the adjustment processes in the individual countries in the eventof asymmetric shocks or differing cyclical developments.
Real estate markets The cyclical developments in the real estate markets are highly correlated with the financial sector's lending behaviour.
However, the aggregate fiscal stance results from quite diverse fiscal stances acrossMember States, despite fairly similar cyclical developments.
The aim is to show the different cyclical developments using observations of a long time series 10 or more years of quarterly data.
Ministers emphasised the need for continued fiscal consolidation to reduce the vulnerability of budgets to rising interest rates andto possible adverse cyclical developments.
Some of the upturn is due to favourable cyclical developments but there is evidence that it is partly due to the impact of previous structural reforms.
One-size-fits-all deadlines for the correction of excessive deficits have basic limitations because they donot permit distinguishing between countries with different cyclical developments and with different debt levels.
Mainly due to adverse cyclical developments the general government deficit for the euro area as a whole widens to 2.3% of GDP in 2002 and narrows marginally to 2.1% the following year.
Taxes, actual social contributions and social benefits, as the first set of components, will provide early warning signals of possible risks to budgets anduseful information on cyclical developments in the economy.
Alongside the usual uncertainties relating to future cyclical developments, the SNB is therefore currently faced with significant challenges in determining the values of key equilibria.
First, policy frameworks should combine constraints ensuring medium-term sustainability withmechanisms that allow a flexible response to short-term cyclical developments or possibly extraordinary circumstances.
As regards fiscal policy, there is growing confirmation that the favourable cyclical developments led to better than expected budgetary outcomes in 2006 in a number of countries and in the euro area as a whole.
Following strong real economic growth averaging 4.5% during the second half of the 1990's, the Maltese economy almost stalled during 2001-2005, reflecting intensive industrial restructuring,unfavourable cyclical developments and deteriorating international competitiveness.
Concerning the first of the new budgetary rules,in the event of more favourable cyclical developments, it would be appropriate to accelerate the reduction in the cyclically-adjusted deficit through the implementation of additional measures.
Also, the housing strategy did not mention the issue of property taxation, where the UK system combines a regressive recurring tax(council tax) with a progressive transaction tax(the Stamp Duty Land Tax- SDLT),which may play a role in cyclical developments in budget revenues and financial stability.
However, temporary factors also played an important role, in particular cyclical developments, the lagged effects of strong exchange rate appreciation against the euro, some easing of energy prices and a decline in food prices.
The objective is to develop coordinated economic policies that underpin the macro-economic stability we have regained, encourage growth,make it possible to respond to cyclical developments and, above all, make it impossible to commit the sort of manifest errors that, in the eighties, brought us to the brink of unsustainability.
Only in Ireland can the improvement in the governmentdeficit be principally attributed to beneficial cyclical developments, while in Denmark and Finland the improvement in cyclical conditions also contributed to a large extent to the reduction in the government deficit.
In the 2003 update, this strategy is complemented by two new budgetary rules:(1)any higher-than-expected revenue stemming from more favourable cyclical developments will be allocated to deficit reduction; and(2) any budgetary margin stemming from a slower-than-planned increase in expenditures will be allocated to tax relief.
Cyclical development in Europe stands entirely open.
If a shock causes the economy to totter,they act as a counterweight, which balances the cyclical development.
Certainly, technological hurdles also played a role in the cyclical development of AI- for example, many applications were simply not possible in the past due to low computing capacities.
The anticipated positive development of sales revenues will depend on the development of exchange rates andfuture international cyclical development.