Examples of using Stimulus packages in English and their translations into Chinese
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Additional fiscal stimulus packages were implemented through 2009 supplementary budgets in Burkina Faso and Tunisia.
This time, they are also using more novel means of creating easy money: bank bailouts, stimulus packages and quantitative easing.
To restart real sector activities, both developed and developing countries are designing and beginning to implement substantial fiscal stimulus packages.
The share of infrastructure spending in stimulus packages represents on average 64 per cent in developing countries and 22 per cent in developed countries.
It was therefore imperative to design stimulus packages and gender-responsive budgeting initiatives to address gender gaps.
Different stimulus packages have been put in place, but there is an urgent need to better measure their impact on the actual well-being of affected groups.
Most States have responded to the current global crisis by adopting stimulus packages.
The Australian government issued stimulus packages that included cash payments in December 2008, just in time for Christmas spending.
Social and infrastructure spending and other stimulus packages have proved useful in the short term.
Stimulus packages should be implemented which increase green measures and renewable energy, especially in drylands.
For this reason, federal economic stimulus packages often include temporary aid to state and local governments.
In addition, Governments have introduced a range of policy measures, including fiscal stimulus packages, targeted assistance to sectors and expansionary monetary policies.
Massive economic stimulus packages had helped the international financial market to bounce back, and world economic recovery-- albeit teetering on fragile foundations-- had begun.
The proposed economic stimulus packages of both countries include potentially promising“green” components.
President Obama should take note: Roosevelt-like stimulus packages and government intervention in the economy are counterproductive.
Economic recovery and government stimulus packages aimed at boosting broadband deployment and ICT development should provide room for optimism in the coming years,” Waverman said.
The Philippines and many other nations are implementing stimulus packages, accelerated employment-generation programmes and enhanced social safety nets.
It is clear that the composition of stimulus packages should be designed to spread the benefits to the most vulnerable.
Without the Bush/Obama Stimulus packages, we would be far behind now.
The question of how fiscal stimulus packages would allow for economic growth in the developing world was also critical.