Examples of using Deficit countries in English and their translations into German
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surplus countries by reinforcing domestic demand, and deficit countries by focusing on export growth.
Note: Euro area Member States are identified as surplus or deficit countries on the basis of their current account position in 2006.
However, this has been achieved at the price of a rapid increase in public debt and very high interest rates in high deficit countries.
Lumping all surplus countries together- or all deficit countries, for that matter, will not help us find a way to rebalance the world economy.
the Netherlands and Sweden) and two deficit countries the United Kingdom and Cyprus.
Countries whose policies and economies are out of balance should change their policies, thereby restoring balance:“deficit countries should reduce the rate of growth of domestic spending below that of domestic production.
The European Union will suffer something worse than a lost decade; it will endure a chronic divergence in which the surplus countries forge ahead and the deficit countries are dragged down by their accumulated debt burden.
vulnerabilities in both surplus and deficit countries.
loans for growth in deficit countries.
Deficit countries need to become more competitive,
Currently, adjustment is taking place, especially for the deficit countries.
Provided the surplus countries invest in the deficit countries, these imbalances pose no macroeconomic problem.
During the 1970s, it was relatively easy for deficit countries to obtain credit when their export earnings fell.
Global trade imbalances primarily require higher saving rates in deficit countries and lower saving rates among creditors,
In the deficit countries an improvement of the entire economic structure is needed,
The solution is obvious: deficit countries must be allowed to refinance the bulk of their debt on the same terms as surplus countries. .
Finally, the adjustment in many deficit countries is accompanied by changes in relative prices which is a precondition for the required reallocation of resources within the economies.
In most deficit countries, strong credit expansion over the last decade fueled unsustainable pre-crisis booms.
This is forcing deficit countries into real exchange-rate adjustments via deflation-
The urgency of actions to correct the imbalances is greater in deficit countries, where reforms are necessary to improve competitiveness