Examples of using Structural reforms in English and their translations into Japanese
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Structural reforms at the microeconomic level have been the driving force for the current economic recovery, having engineered the improvement in corporate profitability.
Some other members agreed on the point that the poor earnings of firms would trigger some kind of structural reforms.
Structural reforms to raise this private optimum through raising rates of return on private investment have been advocated for some time.
However, the rapid economic development has not encouraged structural reforms of the political system.
Hiring trends across Japan In 2014 we saw a number of structural reforms in Japan aimed at improving national competitiveness and productivity.
And the threat of losing market access also prompted Spain and Italy to take fiscal and structural reforms seriously.
The State has evaded structural reforms to the economy and agriculture for fear of losing its control over the population.
To avoid any misunderstandings, let me state that I strongly agree with structural reforms.
Above all, countries need to be committed to structural reforms that can boost productivity and resilience.
All countries will undertake further structural reforms to raise potential growth;
To avoid any misunderstandings, let me state that I strongly agree with structural reforms.
His supporters argue that both the bureaucracy and many inside the LDP itself bitterly oppose structural reforms.
It can grow above 7% for years to come, but only if new leaders tackle fundamental structural reforms.
We therefore pledge to undertake structural reforms that will address these issues.
If Korea is once again in crisis, it is primarily the responsibility of the government and the president who ignore structural reforms.
In the meantime, if the economic conditions become favorable through monetary easing and the employment situation improves, it will become easier to implement structural reforms.
To do this, advanced surplus economies will focus on structural reforms that support increased domestic demand.
It is essential that the necessary structural reforms take place while time is being bought, as the time that we can buy becomes progressively more expensive.
For firms engaged in creating and exploiting such potential demand, the government's growth strategy and structural reforms offer great opportunities.
In the light of the on-going structural reforms, the"tale of two Chinas" is resulting in sector wise winners and losers, linked to their growth potential in the medium and longer term, government policies and structural demand.