Examples of using Stable macroeconomic in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Council reaffirmed the need for a stable macroeconomic framework characterised by.
A stable macroeconomic environment requires nominal wage increases that are consistent with both price stability and productivity gains.
Precise commitments by applicant countries to democracy, stable macroeconomic policies and nuclear safety;
A stable macroeconomic basis and perspectives for further economic development are other arguments, convincing businessmen to become interested in our country.
At the same time, they have to be underpinned by a stable macroeconomic framework and stable budgetary policies.
Though economic growth has declined in recent years, the authorities appear committed to restoring a stable macroeconomic environment.
Wage developments can contribute to stable macroeconomic conditions and an employment friendly policy mix.
Medvedev said that over the next 8 years the government should provide a set of measures for stable macroeconomic development.
Wage developments should contribute to stable macroeconomic conditions and to an employment-friendly policy mix.
Issued strategic guidance for the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines in order to achieve sustained growth and stable macroeconomic conditions;
The country benefits from a stable macroeconomic environment, supported by sound monetary policy,
It lays down strategic guidelines for achieving sustained growth and stable macroeconomic conditions and employment-rate targets.
It aims to maintain a healthy and stable macroeconomic framework and to optimise the policy mix at short-term level to address cyclical developments.
less robust in the stable macroeconomic environment of the 1950s and 1960s.
A comprehensive reform strategy, supported by stable macroeconomic conditions, will ensure that these interactions and complementarities are fully taken into account.
financial markets and a stable macroeconomic environment.
By stimulating investment within a stable macroeconomic framework in two key areashighlighted in Lisbon- networks
government pursue consistent and stable macroeconomic policies building on social consensus.
That favourable state of affairs, due in particular to the establishment of stable macroeconomic conditions, based on sound public finances
institutional reform should not hide the importance of running sound budgetary policies as they play a central role in providing a stable macroeconomic framework.
The best contribution of fiscal policy to growth comes from its role in delivering a sound and stable macroeconomic environment, as also indicated in the Integrated Guidelines for growth and jobs.
Wage developments can contribute to stable macroeconomic conditions and an employment-friendly policy mix provided that real wage increases are in line with the underlying rate of productivity growth over the medium term
When we formulate our monetary policy we therefore try to do so in a way that contributes to the most favourable and stable macroeconomic development possible, without jeopardising the price stability target.
At the same time, structural reforms can contribute to stable macroeconomic policies by making markets more efficient
sustainable growth in the years ahead by ensuring stable macroeconomic conditions and by strengthening the supply-side of the economy.
employment notably by contributing to a stable macroeconomic climate.4 By supporting monetary policy in the pursuit of price stability,
that the authorities appear committed to restoring a stable macroeconomic environment and a favourable business climate.
a good, stable macroeconomic climate, investment in good,
incentives through tax and benefit systems, and by ensuring a stable macroeconomic environment.
The ability to fulfil this criterion depends on the existence of a market economy and a stable macroeconomic framework, allowing economic agents to make decisions in a climate of predictability.