Examples of using Automatic stabilisers in English and their translations into Finnish
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To this end, the norm for budgetary behaviour should be to let automatic stabilisers operate freely in both upturns
Empirical evidence shows that automatic stabilisers are particularly effective in smoothing shocks to private consumption,
I welcome also the statement by the Commissioner that governments will be able to use automatic stabilisers in the context of a slow-down in growth.
Wherever possible, automatic stabilisers will have to operate fully,
This triggered what economists call the automatic stabilisers, which is the social protection provided for in welfare states.
to condemn the adjustments suggested at the Gothenburg summit on automatic stabilisers.
Automatic stabilisers and crisis-related measures caused the general government balance to turn from a surplus of 3.2% of GDP in 2008 into a deficit of 2.7% of GDP in 2009.
If the announced expenditure savings were only partly implemented, Austria would not have sufficient budgetary leeway to let the automatic stabilisers work fully in the event of a cyclical slowdown.
Countries that had already reached a balanced fiscal position have been able to use automatic stabilisers to absorb the effects of reduced growth.
The results have been weakened automatic stabilisers, an explosion of credit instead of real wages, falling growth rates
Moreover, for many of these countries, this is the first slowdown since the first oil shock in 1973 in which the automatic stabilisers have been able to work fully.
Maintaining sound public finances will enable governments to let automatic stabilisers operate freely
and in fact the automatic stabilisers were around 5.
Thirdly and as discussed in this report, automatic stabilisers should be the normal means for stabilising the economy,
but, if you include its automatic stabilisers, it comes to 3.3% of the EU's GDP.
It is this same mechanism which should enable the automatic stabilisers to be triggered more effectively during a recession.
if we include the automatic stabilisers in this, is now approaching 4% of European GDP.
I would say that the pact has worked well, that the automatic stabilisers have allowed us to adopt an expansionary fiscal stance.
Countries must avoid a pro-cyclical loosening of budget policies in good times as the automatic stabilisers provide enough cushion over the economic cycle.
Given the numerous drawbacks of fiscal fine-tuning to stabilise output, the norm for budgetary behaviour should be to let automatic stabilisers operate freely,