Examples of using External demand in English and their translations into Greek
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it is performed because of external demand or possible reward.
The result has been a brake on domestic demand at a time when external demand is fading.
which is the increase of external demand in all countries.
Labor cost competitiveness has improved to the level before 2000, and external demand has risen.
offset the weakening of external demand.
reflecting softer external demand but also some country and sector-specific factors.
as structural reforms and a strong external demand will boost investments
as structural reforms and a strong external demand will boost investments
It said that export-dependent economies like Germany should benefit from improvements in external demand, while US growth is forecast to slow as fiscal stimulus fades.
This should support external demand for euro area goods
In the opposite direction, the positive contribution of net external demand increased, mainly due to the more intense reduction of Imports of Goods and Services.
Mao added that external demand will not recover substantially in the short term due to uncertainty in the United States and the effect of Brexit.
A report by Roubini Global Economics found that despite improved external demand this year, investments continue to decline sharply
As external demand remains soft,
The strong performance has been almost entirely fuelled by external demand, and domestic demand growth is expected to fall from 2.9% in 1999 to 2.7% in 2000.
The main pillar of support was external demand, with an average annual growth rate of 10% in exports of goods(excluding oil)
Robust external demand is the main source of growth for the moment, as domestic demand components(public
reflecting softer external demand but also some country and sector-specific factors.
past depreciation of the euro and the gradual strengthening of external demand.
achieve the same gain in competitiveness needed to substitute external demand for internal demand. .
