Examples of using Stimulus measures in English and their translations into Arabic
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We must maximize the impact of the stimulus measures we have agreed.
Several countries are looking to new stimulus measures to boost growth, productivity and employment.
The economic stimulus measures undertaken by Japan included assistance to female-headed households and stay-at-home mothers.
Governments, within their stimulus measures, supported productive capacities and diversifying export baskets and markets.
The Russian Federation, for example, has introduced stimulus measures totalling 9.1 per cent of GDP.
Major economies are also beginning to study how and when to wind down their emergency stimulus measures.
Panellists and delegations alike agreed that the right timing of the exit from fiscal stimulus measures was crucial.
Stimulus measures will be phased out
The concern, however, with the enactment of stimulus measures in the region is their impact on inflation.
At the onset of the global financial crisis in 2008, most countries embarked on discretionary fiscal stimulus measures.
A number of countries had already introduced fiscal stimulus measures in their 2001 budgets to sustain the 2000 recovery.
Exit strategies from the extraordinary stimulus measures thus will need to be closely coordinated with labour market policies.
Some of the early stimulus measures adopted by other countries in response to the economic crisis incorporated additional protectionist elements.
Waning effects of public stimulus measures, fiscal consolidation and continued global imbalances compromise the recovery ' s sustainability.
This was followed by a series of" mini" stimulus measures to accelerate infrastructure projects and ease housing sector restrictions.
Fiscal stimulus measures in a number of countries and a coordinated macroeconomic response had shown some results in that regard.
Those countries have ended fiscal stimulus measures, raised retirement ages to reduce pension costs, cut wages and raised taxes.
The danger of reining in stimulus measures before the recovery has fully taken hold in the private sector remains a concern.
Many made the point that greater supplementary funding should be made available by IMF for counter-cyclical stimulus measures in such countries.
While a deeper, more prolonged global recession has been averted through coordinated stimulus measures, the recovery is fragile and uneven.