Examples of using Stabilisation policy in English and their translations into Swedish
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This led to the stabilisation policy in both countries being characterised by devaluation cycles to manage the high inflation rate
Conducting monetary policy that has substantial stabilisation policy ambitions could thus risk reinforcing cyclical fluctuations rather than subduing them.
In this situation, a stabilisation policy based on a production gap target would risk leading to an overly expansionary policy. .
followed by entry into the Eurosystem would mean that Sweden changed stabilisation policy regime;
At the beginning of the 1990s a clear framework for stabilisation policy emerged, with budget targets,
In the general debate an idea has been put forward of removing money from the Riksbank's balance sheet to create a buffer for stabilisation policy purposes.
Stabilisation policy is important, and this is an area in which we have succeeded beyond our expectations.
As regards stabilisation policy, the Riksbank has one task by law,
This crisis could generally be described as a dramatic end to almost twenty years of stabilisation policy problems.
The NIER does not believe sharp fiscal tightening to be a likely or appropriate stabilisation policy in the current situation.
Against this background it is not remarkable that the discussion about economic policy with EMU has focused on stabilisation policy.
From the 1950s up to the mid-1970s the authorities in Sweden attempted to conduct what is usually known as fine-tuning stabilisation policy.
should be used as a target for stabilisation policy.
experiences show there is a substantial risk that actively fine tuning stabilisation policy can reinforce fluctuations in the economy.
monetary policy is again playing the leading role in stabilisation policy.
we almost exclusively discussed stabilisation policy.
However, it is important to have realistic expectations as to what the stabilisation policy can achieve.
Over the last decade, the economic policy debate has largely centred on stabilisation policy.
If Sweden joins the euro, the responsibility for our national stabilisation policy will lie with the government and parliament through fiscal policy. .
So we must now shift our focus in the public debate from monetary policy and stabilisation policy to issues that determine Sweden's ability to create growth and welfare.