Examples of using The automatic stabilisers in English and their translations into German
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this will ensure that there is sufficient room for the automatic stabilisers to operate in the event of an economic downturn
cut public spending and the automatic stabilisers can and should be allowed to play.
If public investments are to be governed by the stability pact, then either there will be no room for the automatic stabilisers to operate, or there will be no room for public investment,
We can allow the automatic stabilisers to stop working in most of our economies now that there is less growth because of the volatile pressures in the financial markets
I believe that the automatic stabilisers are sufficient in practically all cases,
to let the automatic stabilisers work without any large risk of exceeding the 3% of GDP reference value.
to let the automatic stabilisers work without any large risk of exceeding the 3% of GDP reference value.
which allow the automatic stabilisers to work around the agreed path of structural fiscal adjustment,
is to let the automatic stabilisers operate freely over the economic cycle,
During the period of budgetary adjustment be tween 1995 and 1997, the automatic stabilisers are expected to be almost neutral on average over the forecast horizon, and the improvement in the budget balance is therefore expected to be entirely due to a reduction in the structural deficit.
For 2009 and 2010, the EU has set a stimulus of more than 400 billion Euros including the automatic stabilisers.
The automatic stabilisers should be allowed to work where possible.
This policy is created automatically, insofar as the automatic stabilisers are allowed to operate.
This failure to allow the automatic stabilisers operate symmetrically over the economic cycle illustrates inadequate surveillance
The automatic stabilisers are an inherent instrument of the Pact although the 3% ceiling must be strictly respected.
This triggered what economists call the automatic stabilisers, which is the social protection provided for in welfare states.
In the short term letting the automatic stabilisers work and avoiding a pro-cyclical fiscal policy is the best policy response.
An economy where the public sector is highly affected by cyclical changes via the automatic stabilisers also has a possibility to achieve more through its economic-policy changes.