Examples of using Internal demand in English and their translations into Romanian
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some compensatory measures are required unless internal demand would grow
an eventual appreciation of leu will favour a dynamic of internal demand which is much higher that internal supply.
which in turn could reduce internal demand and further undermine stabilisation
the adoption of a single currency imply a transition towards a Europe that has in its internal demand the engine and fuel for its growth.
retail trade continued to support internal demand, offsetting the slow growth of exports.
The result is firstly a slowdown in internal demand which, since the second quarter of 2008, has led to negative growth, and this was even before the start of the liquidity crisis.
Wage policies also contribute to sustaining and building internal demand, as they give the economy a boost
notably through providing much needed public investment to boost internal demand in the short term
acknowledged the need for active steps to strengthen internal demand and regulate markets,
of the Euro, one of the goals was precisely to transform an area of economic growth where the countries were driven by exports into an area with a significant internal demand that would be relatively indifferent to the fluctuations in the exchange rates of its currency.
call reversed internal demands.
Romania produces more refined petroleum than there is an internal demand for.
German competition policy is being conducted to the detriment of internal demand in Germany.
Economic recovery depends increasingly upon internal demand, but this is affected by a number of factors.
The advance of internal demand is linked in turn with appreciation of exchange rate for two reasons.
Romanian economy has increased in 2016, mainly because of internal demand being boosted by expansionist fiscal-budgetary politics.
Expansion of internal demand is critical for a sustainable Union if it wants to meet the global challenges.
Expansion of internal demand is critical for a sustainable Union if it wants to meet the global challenges.
Of course, restoring confidence in the eurozone is a key part of bringing back internal demand and growth.
This means that in addition to downward pressure on internal demand, there are fewer reciprocal opportunities for exports.