Examples of using Stimulus package in English and their translations into German
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I call it a stimulus package.
The stimulus package appears big- more than 2% of GDP per year- but one-third of it goes to tax cuts.
It's called the trillion-dollar stimulus package.
And then you helped get my stimulus package through, just like you promised.
They even let Jay Leno get away with joking that it was communism,“or,as we call it in this country, a stimulus package.
The economic crisis/ stimulus package/ unemployment;
The stimulus package will add about $60 billion to overall GDP during April, May, and June, or roughly 1.5% of quarterly output.
The EESC believes Europe needs an EU stimulus package worth 2% of GDP, plus additional national investment.
The stimulus package and net exports are expected to allow the US to return to positive growth from the third quarter onwards.
Government investment, which represents the major part of China's anti-crisis stimulus package, should help in this regard.
Now it has responded, with a stimulus package that is too little, too late, and badly designed.
By contrast, according to the German business newspaper Handelsblatt,the VCD Verkehrsclub criticized the tax incentive as an"antisocial stimulus package for the automobile industry.
Similarly, the tax changes in such a stimulus package should provide incentives to increase spending by households and businesses.
Thanks to support from the Swiss Federal Office of Transport, we were able to introduce a stimulus package for transalpine traffic through Switzerland.
The government's stimulus package demonstrates that it is aware of the risks in the global economy and is prepared to act decisively.
This is basically what the Administration is attempting in the Stimulus package aside from creating a massive political pork barrel.
The course is part of a development strategy for a mechatronics centre in the region, for which 2 million Euros has been invested inlaboratories with state of the art technology from funds from the stimulus package.
Compared to the $787 billion stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama last month, that $32 billion is trivial.
What began as a 25 000$ tax break, grew to a 100 000$when Congress passed the President's economic stimulus package last spring.
Secondly, in proportion to the entire economic stimulus package, relatively little funding will be devoted to strengthening alternative supply routes.
A few days before the meeting of the European Council,we heard from Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman that the European Union stimulus package is perhaps not enough.
Following the capital injections andFed programs aimed at supporting the financial system, the stimulus package was an important step, notwithstanding disagreements about its size, effectiveness, and targeting.
Like the stimulus package, however, Obamacare fueled the Tea Party's massive protests against the bogeyman of“big government,” even producing hallucinatory right-wing calls to save“our Social Security” from the State.
Until the global financial/economic crisis that began in 2008, however, strong export performance concealed China's overcapacity problem, which,thanks to the stimulus package, is now set to become more serious.
But the Commission in responding to that stimulus package also committed some funding within our remit and coordinated with the agreement of the other European players as to how we will kick-start things there.
The US remains the global leader in R&D investment, spending an estimated $400 billion in 2009-a total boosted by President Barack Obama's stimulus package, and higher than China, Japan, and Germany combined.
What I do notunderstand is opposition based on the claim that the stimulus package simply will not work: the government will spend its money, households will receive their tax rebates, and nothing will happen afterwards to boost employment and production.
The stimulus package would thus fill less than half of the hole in GDP caused by the decline in household wealth and housing construction, with the remaining demand shortfall of $450 billion in each of the next two years causing serious second-round effects.
Now, with the Party's ability to manage the economy seemingly at stake, its stimulus package implies a green light to bypass environmental regulations if jobs or growth targets are in jeopardy.
Nearly every industrial sector that, according to the stimulus package, deserves direct and immediate government support is energy-intensive and polluting(cement and steel, for example) or heavily managed by the state sector, and therefore missing incentives to balance growth with environmental protection as is the case with the oil industry.