Examples of using Surplus countries in English and their translations into German
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But that misses the entire point: surplus countries must contribute no less than deficit countries to global
especially if the high propensity to save in some surplus countries reflects cultural and institutional factors.
More interesting is the question of how long it will last until surplus countries, like Japan, Switzerland
Although government sector balances were somewhat more negative in deficit countries than in surplus countries, their contribution to overall imbalances was generally more limited compared to the private sector.3 However, the developments in the rest of the private sector were documenting growing divergences: while in surplus countries the financial balance of the private sector on average improved, in deficit countries it progressively deteriorated up to 2007.
2 global imbalances driven in part by a structural tendency towards excessive savings in some surplus countries and 3 extended credit growth to finance the purchase of existing assets(in particular real estate)
Today's big surplus countries do not need large reserves.
There are additional issues related to surplus countries that require further investigation.
The deficits are as much the fault of the surplus countries as they are of the deficit countries. .
stimulate exports from deficit countries and import demand from surplus countries.
All countries must play their part in rebalancing: surplus countries by reinforcing domestic demand,
Among the surplus countries the budget deficit in the Federal Republic of Germany should decrease by'A to 1 percentage point in 1989.
While much of that investment will flow to the US, the surplus countries want to diversify their investment of these new net export earnings.
At the same time, surplus countries can contribute to rebalancing by removing unnecessary regulatory
the other northern surplus countries remain hawkish on price stability,
And I also know that the complementary pressures on Europe to import funds, and on surplus countries to diversify their currency holdings,
As long as US assets were attractive to residents of surplus countries(or there was an acceptable chain of investments from surplus countries that ended in the US), these accumulations of reserves were sustainable.
Surplus countries have capital-intensive oligopolistic industries that produce capital goods
An increase in investment and/or reduction in their overall savings could be beneficial for Germany and other surplus countries like the Netherlands, without impairing their competitiveness,
Surplus countries, too, must do their part,
For surplus countries that want to accumulate reserves,