Examples of using Macroeconomic problems in English and their translations into Russian
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Particular attention should be paid to resolving macroeconomic problems and also to questions of a social nature.
As political and macroeconomic problems are overcome, the deteriorating social situation is becoming the main obstacle to the Nicaraguan transition.
He further highlighted potential"danger signs" to look for in terms of macroeconomic problems in petroleum exporting countries.
Terminology used Explanation“Abenomics”“Abenomics” is a set of policy measures(launched byJapan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe) meant to resolve Japan‘s macroeconomic problems.
The Latin American economy has recently shown macroeconomic problems in the form of slower growth, higher inflation and rising current account deficits.
Abenomics“Abenomics” is a set of policy measures(launched byJapan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe) meant to resolve Japan‘s macroeconomic problems.
RUSSOFT identified the following factors which apart from macroeconomic problems determined in 2013-2016 the contraction of the Russian IT market in dollar terms.
Responding to the representative of the European Union,he said that extremely high levels of youth unemployment in European countries were due to those countries' macroeconomic problems.
A surge in aid flows can create macroeconomic problems, especially in countries with underdeveloped financial sectors, which often have low absorptive capacities.
The author focuses on the innovative introduction of money in the macroeconomic model,that the new approach allowed unconventional analysis of the modern macroeconomic problems.
The macroeconomic problems facing the Angolan economy are marked by increasing inflation, rapidly fluctuating foreign exchange rates and the Government's expenditure which is focused mainly on the payment of wages.
This compromise is aimed at avoiding snap elections in Italy,where populist leaders could gain momentum amid the country's macroeconomic problems, such as high unemployment and the significant public debt of 130% of GDP.
The challenge was to address,at the same time, the macroeconomic problems related to employment and investment, thus positively supporting broad-based development, while affecting ICT policy and strategy reform.
Another pragmatic approach being evolved for ECDC is to set different speeds for cooperation anddevise mechanisms which enable the various partners to fulfil their ECDC commitments despite their specific macroeconomic problems.
These resulted from macroeconomic problems, the emigration of qualified personnel to other countries, shortages of essential drugs, the physical deterioration of health services infrastructure, and health-care deficiencies, particularly at the secondary level.
For example, by the end of 1996, Bulgaria had attracted less than $500 million in FDI, or about $55 per capita,in large part because of macroeconomic problems, such as high inflation and the slow progress of reform, including a sluggish privatization process.
In this paper we consider an early stage of development of Russian economic thought, becoming the subject and method of science, the specifics of this process in connection with the specific socio-economic structure of the Russian Empire,the general conservatism interpretations of micro and macroeconomic problems in the functioning of the economy.
Within an atmosphere of freedom in which the project of building an open democratic and pluralistic society is moving forward,we are seeking to solve our macroeconomic problems while steering clear of the authoritarian temptation of recourse to technocratic formulas based on closed decision-making structures.
The country's macroeconomic problems are characterized by a recession, increasing inflation rate, high and fluctuating foreign exchange rates, inability of the Government to meet other forms of current expenditure except wages, and acute shortage of foreign exchange for regular business transactions, as well as the total absence of new investments in the country.
Developing countries in which the majority of the working population is employed in the agricultural sector, which consists mostly of small-scale poor family farmers; any fall in agricultural production can lead to problems of food security andto a large negative income effect on farmers, and thus to macroeconomic problems(e.g. high unemployment, rapid urbanization resulting in increased poverty, crime, etc.) as well as food insufficiency.
His Government was seeking not only to achieve its goals butalso to facilitate the settlement of international macroeconomic problems. His delegation therefore welcomed the measures agreed at the Lyon Summit and by the IMF-World Bank to ease the foreign debt burden of the most indebted countries, especially the decision to sell part of the Fund's gold reserves.
Three publications,"Integration of Population-related Social andEconomic Policies","Macroeconomic Problems of Economies in Transition" and"Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage in Europe and North America" were terminated as a result of joint decisions of ECE and UNFPA not to support these projects and, instead of them, to support the international migration project.
If any macroeconomic problem is developing it should show up among the various components of aggregate demand.
Almost always if there is a macroeconomic problem it is manifested in a decline in investment purchases.
In fact, the slowdown in inflation does not have the nature of a macroeconomic problem but has a speculative nature.
It is becoming increasingly apparent that the rise in unemployment is not a macroeconomic problem, since job opportunities are numerous and constantly increasing.
High taxes, lack of macroeconomic stability, and problems with finance;
If public debt is inefficiently allocated, the cost of the borrowed external resources can contribute to macroeconomic management problems via high and unsustainable levels of external debt servicing obligations.
The disease, lack of skills,shortage of proper training facilities and macroeconomic and cultural problems are all daily challenges faced by this targeted group.
Thus, few countries in the region have managed to embark on a path of sustained growth andmany of them still face basic problems of macroeconomic stabilization.