Examples of using Foreign debt in English and their translations into Swedish
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In only half a decade the foreign debt to GDP ratio of the countries in Southeast Asia rose to almost 30 per cent.
and big foreign debt.
When the foreign debt starts to reach levels that are more sustainable in the long run, the krona should be strengthened.
they look out of place in a country that has just paid off its foreign debt.
possibly by cancelling part of the foreign debt.
There is general agreement that the krona is fundamentally undervalued- this has contributed to creating the surplus in the current account that has reduced our foreign debt in recent years.
the fall in the unemployment rate, the inflation rate and the foreign debt, which compared to other countries is low, are impressive elements in this.
Part of the income from production has been used to pay off our foreign debt, which grew during the 1980s in a way that was unsustainable in the long-term.
Lastly, I should like to draw your attention to the urgent need for special consideration of the possibility of cancelling Mozambique' s foreign debt.
Historically, direct investment assets have provided a positive contribution to the Swedish foreign debt, which is also emphasised by this survey.
Several years of surpluses in the current account balance have also reduced our country's foreign debt.
Among other things, it is foreign debt or excessive external imbalances on which markets have focused,
social development and the foreign debt of the southern Meditenanean countries.
The foreign debt of the poor, developing countries comes from loans imposed with particularly unfavourable,
In three years, Nicaragua's foreign debt has fallen from ECU 10 billion to 5.5 billion.
At the end of 2003, the foreign debt of Croatia was about US$ 23.7 billion, or approximately 83% of the GDP.
Appropriate links could be established between foreign debt reduction and greater investment in social protection.
Visible links must be established between foreign debt reduction and greater investment in social protection, using the public resources that are freed up when debt payments are reduced.
Concerning gross foreign debt, the OECD external debt statistics publication has been used as the source.