Examples of using Macroeconomic developments in English and their translations into Swedish
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Firstly, we must analyse macroeconomic developments and prospects in depth
Macroeconomic developments proved significantly better in the Netherlands than was expected in the 1999 updated stability programme.
the relationship between money supply and inflation and macroeconomic developments, for example.
Christina Nyman of the Monetary Policy Department presented background material on macroeconomic developments in Sweden and abroad.
the effects of monetary policy return on financial assets and their relationship to macroeconomic developments.
Problems can also arise that are not directly related to macroeconomic developments, for example problems in individual companies.
such as the general climate of political cooperation and macroeconomic developments, will also be of great significance.
financial markets and macroeconomic developments.
On the other hand, monetary policy can be used to alleviate the effects of the financial crisis on macroeconomic developments.
Imbalances' means macroeconomic developments which are adversely affecting,
as well as on overall macroeconomic developments.
rural areas by linking them directly to wider macroeconomic developments affecting its cost of production.
Imbalance: certain macroeconomic developments, notably underlying the external competitiveness
In particular, certain macroeconomic developments, notably underlying its external competitiveness
In particular, macroeconomic developments as reflected in the current account,
In particular, macroeconomic developments in the current account,
Very serious imbalance: macroeconomic developments as reflected in the current account,
commonly-agreed assumptions on macroeconomic developments.
Positive macroeconomic developments will depend greatly on the pursuance of a judicious combination of fiscal adjustment,
The underlying assumptions of population and macroeconomic developments were commonly agreed within the Ageing Working Group of the EPC,