Examples of using Lack of structural reforms in English and their translations into German
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Due to a lack of structural reforms and low investment, growth in GDP is not satisfactory.
There has been a great deal of talk about the lack of structural reforms, and some of you made reference to this.
However, lack of structural reforms rather than fiscal responsibility is a reason to unemployment, poverty and exclusion.
The major reason for the intense criticism of the European Central Bank's(ECB's)low-interest-rate policy may be the lack of structural reforms in the German banking system.
What contribution can the ECB make to overcome the lack of structural reforms necessary in order to attain the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy?
A lack of structural reforms, accompanied by the The negative social and economic impact of the crisis, led to the economic slowdown, loss of jobs, increase of which is fuelling poverty and exclusion in Europe against the backdrop of an ageing population, increased migration flows and growing Euroscepticism; this, means that the need for a political paradigm that can reinforce political responsibility and solidarity and the fundamental values of Europe's acquired social rights is now a matter of extreme urgency.
Regarding priorities, all stakeholders in Slovakia deplore the lack of structural reforms to improve the education system, which is crucial to prepare youngsters for the labour market.
As a result of a lack of structural reforms and unbalanced macroeconomic policies, the macroeconomic situation in Slovakia worsened in 1998.
The Czech Republic and Romania,as a result of the previous fiscal tightening compounded with lack of structural reforms, in particular in Romania, remained in recession with negative growth of -2.3% and -7.3%, respectively.
At the same time, the lack of structural reforms in emerging markets, together with their move towards greater state capitalism, is hampering growth and will reduce their resiliency.
However, the gap between the rich and the poor in Europe has been widening in the past decades, and the last eight years of recession and financial crisis, austerity policies and,in certain areas, the lack of structural reforms have raised more unemployment and poverty rates, exacerbated additional inequalities and put more pressure on social protection, affecting the most vulnerable groups in particular.
More fundamentally, if a lack of structural reforms leads to permanent divergence within the monetary union, this raises the specter of exit- from which all members ultimately suffer.
One of the reasons for this is, of course, the lack of structural reforms in the European economy and the fact that necessary measures have been postponed for too long.
The negative social and economic impact of the crisis and a lack of structural reforms which is fuelling poverty and exclusion in Europe against the backdrop of an ageing population, increased migration flows and growing Euroscepticism, requires a political paradigm that can reinforce solidarity and the fundamental values of Europe's acquired social rights is now a matter of extreme urgency.
Japan also suffers from low potential growth, owing to a lack of structural reforms and weak and ineffective governments(four prime ministers in four years), a large stock of public debt, unfavorable demographic trends, and a strong yen that gets stronger during bouts of global risk aversion.
One of the major economic problems in the EU is lack of structural reform.
It is the ECB, after all, that must fight the inflation caused by Europe's lack of structural reform.
The underlying causes of the sovereign debt crisis were considerable macroeconomic imbalances in euro area member states: too much borrowing, too much unproductive spending,the loss of price competitiveness, a lack of structural reform.
Lack of structural reform combined with a real appreciation of the currency led to a weakening of the balance of payments and a gradual decline in foreign reserves from the second half of 1995.
The lack of structural reform of Europe's labor markets, competitive practices, and so on means that European potential economic growth- its growth ceiling- is lower than it should be.
I note that on many important issues the views expressed in the motion for a resolution are very close to those held by the ECB, such as the statements regarding the ECB's monetary policy conduct in 2004 and the diagnosis that therelative weakness of economic activity can be attributed to lack of structural reform.
Studies carried out in recent years have highlighted the strong growth potential of the southern fringes of the Mediterranean which are still all too often hampered by an inappropriate institutional andregulatory framework and the lack of structural reform with regard to transport and energy systems and networks, with particularly glaring shortcomings in terms of infrastructures.