Examples of using External shocks in English and their translations into German
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It will reinforce its ability to respond to external shocks.
The question today is whether the EU can respond effectively to major external shocks.
Not only that, they also make the European economy more resilient to external shocks.
The most immediate challenge is to safeguard the financial system's stability against external shocks.
Many fleets are unprofitable and vulnerable to external shocks eg high fuel prices.
We need to make our economy more adaptable to change and more resistant to external shocks.
Fiscal capacity to cope with external shocks(as proposed in the Van Rompuy report);
At the moment labour markets in Europe are responding extremely slowly to internal and external shocks.
Developing countries were hit hard by the crisis due to their poor resilience to external shocks.
Good resistance to the external shocks and vibrations, the tyre assures quality smooth driving experience.
including building resilience to external shocks, including conflict
But failure to address structural problems could expose the economy to external shocks in the long term.
It equips Economic and Monetary Union to cope with external shocks, enhancing the flexibility of markets.
The single currency protects Europe from external shocks such as rises in oil prices or turbulent exchange markets.
EMU also protects against external shocks, including the surge in global commodity prices,
extent of trade make the Czech Republic very vulnerable to external shocks.
has demonstrated resilience to external shocks.
well co-ordinated policy response to external shocks.
Nor the external shocks.
European integration process can moderate the influence of external shocks.