Examples of using Macroeconomic instability in English and their translations into Russian
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In other instances, educated workers have been underutilized in economies experiencing macroeconomic instability and low job creation.
There was now a consensus that macroeconomic instability was harmful for both growth and equity.
monetary standards and free trade, would reduce the volatility and macroeconomic instability of world markets.
The main challenges of achieving an enabling policy environment relate to macroeconomic instability and structural constraints at meso- and microlevels.
may increase macroeconomic instability, especially when some expenses are made before resources are materialized.
Macroeconomic instability, for example, leads to low growth rates and places a heavy burden on the poor, especially when inflation erodes the wages
micro policies favouring SMEs, because macroeconomic instability not only affects SMEs more
In 2016, MegaFon continued improving the efficiency of its own retail network, increasing service levels and promoting MegaFon-branded stores against the backdrop of intense competition in the distribution segment and macroeconomic instability.
In countries in transition, housing finance faces many constraints, such as macroeconomic instability, an undeveloped financial sector,
Furthermore, the global economic and financial turmoil of 2008- 2009 has increased macroeconomic instability and eroded some of the gains in economic performance made by developing countries since the beginning of the new millennium.
The recent turmoil in commodity markets had underlined the shared interest of all countries in ensuring that commodity markets did not become a source of global macroeconomic instability and social and political upheaval.
First, in this interdependent world characterized by macroeconomic instability and constant volatility,
Adequate debt management mechanisms will have to be put in place to avert debt distress and possible macroeconomic instability as well as crowding out of necessary development spending in the long term.
reducing macroeconomic instability, and maintaining peace and security.
developing countries have witnessed significant risks associated with macroeconomic instability and financial volatility stemming from asset bubbles, excessive risk-taking,
fiscal deficits, macroeconomic instability and debt service burden.
these policies have been frustrated by periodic financial and macroeconomic instability.
which contributed to macroeconomic instability in the region.
while ensuring that measures adopted to achieve such an alignment do not lead to medium- or long-term macroeconomic instability.
The economy has continued to face serious macroeconomic instability, with a 125.69 per cent accumulated inflation rate at the end of June