Examples of using Internal demand in English and their translations into Dutch
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driven mainly by internal demand.
The Chinese premier hoped that China's development and growing internal demand could unleash business opportunities for Malaysian enterprises.
It is essential for strengthening confidence and a precondition for increasing internal demand and employment.
Of course, restoring confidence in the eurozone is a key part of bringing back internal demand and growth.
On the other hand, internal demand and supply conditions have been conducive to lower underlying inflation in the EU economy.
If this were reflected in wage agreements, internal demand would contract still further at a time when the EU is suffering a lack of internal dynamism.
This supply management system linked production to the real level of internal demand and helped to achieve balance within the sector.
it is well known that EU production on its own cannot meet internal demand.
whereas the prospects for internal demand remain good.
Pressure on internal demand: Despite their limited extent to date, relocations have a harmful psychological affect that weakens internal demand.
healthy labour markets need exports as well as internal demand.
the Community should learn to rely on a largely internal demand structure.
The operation of the quotas system and the financing provided by production levies have made it possible to fully satisfy internal demand and to maintain exports.
The Committee feels that everything possible should be done to support internal demand.
It is also growth that is also fed by internal demand.
In computers, production in Europe only covers two-thirds of internal demand, and 60% is accounted for by firms of American origin IBM, DEC, Hewlett-Packard.
The result is firstly a slowdown in internal demand which, since the second quarter of 2008, has led to negative growth,
however, there were spin-off effects resulting from the impact on exchange rates and internal demand.
conditions were so favourable that the impact on investment and internal demand might be greater than anticipated
Against a backdrop of spending cuts, there can be no crowding-in of private investment based on increased confidence if internal demand is weak throughout the monetary union as a result of austerity policies.