Examples of using External shocks in English and their translations into Romanian
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(ii) keeping inflation under control while rebuilding foreign reserves to cushion the economy from external shocks;
However, the significant dependence of the Montenegrin economy on foreign direct investment leaves it susceptible to external shocks and a high export/import trade deficit.
credibility and resilience to external shocks, and helps high-inflation countries reduce inflation to normal levels.
Nor are they faced with the same immediate constraints as fishermen in situations of external shocks e.g. due to oil prices.
strong momentum for needed reforms in the face of these external shocks.
organisms that allow it to withstand external shocks.
in explaining fragility of EMs to external shocks.
Strengthen regulatory provisions for the efficient recapitalisation of the financial institutions in order to limit exposure of the financial sector to external shocks.
if the situation worsens, making the country vulnerable to external shocks.
Moldova's floating exchange rate regime allows the economy to absorb external shocks and maintain competitiveness.
including building resilience to external shocks, including conflict
These trends-- which have accelerated since 2000-- made Croatia vulnerable to external shocks.
if the situation worsens, making the country vulnerable to external shocks.
The authorities' structural reform agenda emphasizes growth-enhancing measures as the appropriate policy response to the external shocks.
They have undertaken strong adjustment efforts in the face of very serious external shocks during 2006.
One of the main tasks of the National Fund is to increase resistance of our economy to external shocks, including when prices of natural resources drop.
asymmetries, adverse external shocks and multiple equilibriums?
The recurrence of some tendencies similar to those during 2008-2009 crisis points out the vulnerability of Moldovan economy to external shocks and its incapacity to tackle the challenges from inside the country.
However, government noted that- notwithstanding recent progress in resolving barriers to wine exports to Russia- the twin external shocks(higher natural gas prices
in particular related to their vulnerability to external shocks and natural disasters.
