Examples of using External shocks in English and their translations into Slovak
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increased vulnerability to further external shocks.
Still, we can expect an influence of some„black swans“- important external shocks might reshape the future retail landscape significantly.
Thanks to the euro, our economies are better protected from external shocks and have become more important and influential on world markets.
Underlines that investments in economic resilience should contribute to improving the preparedness of the regions for future external shocks, and to enhanced stability in fragile countries;
Local investment in small and medium-sized enterprises has a fundamental impact on domestic companies, while external shocks can also have a positive effect on companies' business models.
The current status of the dollar as the main reserve currency allows us to isolate the American economy from external shocks,” said Linda Goldberg, vice president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
such as better protection from external shocks.
prevent Member States from being vulnerable to external shocks;
The current status of the dollar as the main reserve currency allows us to isolate the US economy from external shocks," said Linda Goldberg, Vice President of the New York Fed.
budgets is very important, as this will provide scope for providing support in times of future economic slowdown or external shocks.
allowing your feet to protect against external shocks and increases your stamina during the game.
They are mainly short-term tips to markedly undervalued assets that have declined due to external shocks or internally induced difficulties.
They are all relatively vulnerable to external shocks and are in general dependent on a narrow economic base that mostly revolves around services.
These include external shocks(affecting exports),
Latin America is on a better footing to face this crisis than previous external shocks.
including the tax structure, to external shocks.
routes is crucial for strengthening the resilience of countries to external shocks.
greater diversity of energy sources ensures that the European Union is better protected against external shocks.
thus unable to handle external shocks.
Some reforms may produce spillovers through financial markets when reforms increase the Member State's ability to withstand external shocks and limit the risk of contagion of risk premiums in case of concerns with regard to debt sustainability.