Examples of using Internal demand in English and their translations into Swedish
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As prosperity rises in the CEEC internal demand for food will increase,
As a matter of priority we should stimulate internal demand, particularly in the larger countries within the euro zone,
The decreased internal demand caused less contribution to the country's GDP growth and it was directly perceived by Polish companies.
Internal demand remains weak,
If this were reflected in wage agreements, internal demand would contract still further at a time when the EU is suffering a lack of internal dynamism.
everything possible must be done to stimulate internal demand and investment.
Mr Delapina felt that the opinion did not ignore the need for structural reforms at the same time as boosting internal demand.
in the initial years(1999-2000) as a result of demand from the rest of the world, EU internal demand has been unable to create a satisfactory growth rate.
it is well known that EU production on its own cannot meet internal demand.
a precondition for increasing internal demand and employment.
strengthens internal demand and brings money into the budget.
Whilst certain small countries live primarily off external demand, the large countries always rely primarily on internal demand.
Who could seriously believe that further cuts in public investment will boost internal demand as opposed to sending more small and medium-sized enterprises to the wall?
appears to be characterised by stagnation against a background of lack of internal demand, slightly increasing unemployment
In the broad economic guidelines we want specific proposals from the Commission on how we stimulate internal demand within the European Union.
But today, Europe's growth is based increasingly on its own strengths, on internal demand.
It is firstly essential to loosen the stranglehold of the stability pact so that internal demand, the foundation of a healthy economy, can be consolidated.
no longer arose solely from exports, but must from now on be guided by internal demand.
thanks to internal demand but also the rapid development of tourism.
Between 1973 and 1988. the volume of agricultural production in the Community increased by 2% a year while internal demand grew by 0.5% per year.