Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Stability bonds in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Fiscal framework for Stability Bonds.
Stability Bonds as a component of an improved fiscal framework.
Options for issuance of Stability Bonds.
Stability Bonds would create a larger pool of safe
Progress in the discussion on Stability Bonds.
Stability Bonds(green paper) permanent study group on Coordination of economic policies.
Feasibility of introducing stability bonds.
Stability Bonds must not lead to a reduction in budgetary discipline among euro-area Member States.
On the feasibility of introducing Stability Bonds.
Stability Bonds should be designed
Degree of substitution of national issuance by Stability Bonds.
The compatibility of Stability Bonds with the current Treaty framework depends on the specific form chosen.
Annex 2: Concise review of the literature on Stability Bonds.
The many options for common issuance of Stability Bonds can be categorised in three broad approaches.
Green Paper on the feasibility of introducing stability bonds.
Second, Stability Bonds could be partially collateralised e.g. using cash,
In this manner, risk premia and yields of Stability Bonds could be lowered.
Stability Bonds would facilitate portfolio investment in the euro
Opinion on Green Paper on the feasibility of introducing stability bonds.
On the same basis, the agency would service Stability Bonds by gathering interest and principal payments from the Member States.
Member States could provide seniority to the debt servicing of Stability Bonds.
Stability Bonds would be an instrument designed for the day-to-day financing of euro-area general governments through common issuance.
The euro-area banking system would benefit from the availability of Stability Bonds.
The ability of Stability Bonds to alleviate the crisis would also suffer from this
The ESM could be considered fairly redundant in case of Approach No. 1 for Stability Bonds.
The EESC shares the Commission's view that Stability Bonds must have a high credit quality to be accepted by investors and the Member States of the euro area.
that all Member States benefit from Stability Bonds.
The distribution of revenue flows and debt-servicing costs linked to Stability Bonds would reflect the respective issuance shares of the Member States.
The choice of interaction with the ESM would also depend on the respective option for Stability Bonds.
Achieving a high credit quality will also be important to ensure the acceptance of Stability Bonds by all euro-area Member States.