Examples of using Economic changes in English and their translations into Swedish
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The White Paper on the European transport policy contains an analysis that highlights the economic changes which are creating additional imbalance in the transport system from one year to the next.
However, Offa did not necessarily understand the economic changes that came with the burhs,
The economic changes I describe are part of a vast,
By considering economic changes during the last decades, we must look for new economic
As foreign trade accounts for most of Finland's gross national product, global economic changes will probably be strongly reflected here too.
Carbon dioxide emissions have already been considerably reduced in these countries following the economic changes they have implemented.
The second Berlin Conference in September 1994 identified the main sources of concern for companies facing up to social and economic changes in the European Union.
must harness the potential of these economic changes to unleash the strength of its entrepreneurs
experts to develop vocational training reform policies that respond to the challenges of the labour market and economic changes.
I would like to point out that one of the biggest economic changes which have been implemented by the new president is the lowering of the oil taxes, which Elf Acquitaine have to pay.
technological and economic changes, such as big data
the adaptability of European workers to the structural and economic changes that are affecting the continent.
the impact of social and economic changes locally, nationally
On the contrary, large green investments are also part of the economic changes, in other words, the move towards a'greener' economy,
Consequently, it can be argued that the implications of the demographic changes currently taking place are as powerful as the economic changes facing us and that, in this regard too,
their capability of adapting to economic changes, in particular by modernising the organisation of work
Europe's banks are currently having to cope with sudden regulatory and economic changes that are giving rise to concerns as regards their ability to fulfil their role of financing the economy at a time of economic downturn triggered by the debt crisis, which is particularly affecting the euro area.
If decision-making is unduly complicated, this will lead either to the Bank's not being able to respond quickly enough to economic changes or to decisions' not being seen as legitimate.
also existing fiscal advantages in four other Member States that are no longer justified following the economic changes of the EU single market see press release IP/01/982.
This change is due partly to very stiff competition from newly industrialised countries in traditional sectors and partly to the economic changes brought about by the new information and communication technologies.