Examples of using Structural reforms in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Washington to negotiate structural reforms to China's economy, after which tariffs would jump
What is needed, in particular, is simultaneous progress on pro-growth structural reforms, better demand management, addressing pockets of excessive indebtedness,
the effects of forthcoming structural reforms remain uncertain and an anticipated increase in Japan's
Given increased global uncertainty and limited policy space for fiscal stimulus, structural reforms are a must for East Asian countries, especially China.
It seems quite clear from the Pope's words that the reform of hearts,“pastoral conversion”, are a necessary condition for structural reforms to be completed correctly.
He will also preside over the phasing-out of a pension reform, which was passed at the height of the euro crisis to reassure Italy's partners of its determination to enact structural reforms and get the deficit under control.
Any serious assessment of the actual results produced by structural reforms around the world- particularly in Latin America and Eastern Europe since 1990- would have poured cold water on such expectations.
Italy's government has no intention of leaving the euro and plans to focus on cutting debt levels, looking to boost growth through investment and structural reforms rather than deficit spending.
A leading Japanese newspaper says Sony is preparing to slash 10,000 jobs worldwide, as the consumer electronics giant attempts to carry out structural reforms aimed at restoring the company to profit.
Let's be hyper-optimistic and suppose that structural reforms enable Greece to double its potential income over three years- pushing Greek per capita GDP significantly beyond the European Union average.
While the PBOC acknowledged the difficulties facing China's economy, it said in its statement accompanying the announcement that it wants to strike a balance between supporting growth and deepening structural reforms.
such as enforcing punishment for intellectual property theft, technology transfer and structural reforms related to trade and economic policies.
Deep structural reforms that can move China away from reliance on high levels of government investment and SOEs are opposed by Party elites who derive tremendous wealth from the existing system.
In the longer term, economists and the Russian authorities fear that growth will falter unless there are structural reforms to reduce the country's dependence on oil and gas exports.
Mr. Nakao commended the structural reforms being implemented by the Government of Viet Nam, including the establishment of the Commission
But on the things that matter most- the big structural reforms needed to secure our country's long-term future- our resolve and sense of shared purpose have, if anything, grown over time.'.
Lew voiced hope such an outcome"will allow Greece to make difficult but necessary fiscal and structural reforms, return to growth,
Washington's strategy is to ensure that China reciprocates the US tariff relief by launching deep structural reforms and abandoning government support for plans to create a high-tech innovative economy.
Authorities have successfully tackled short-run liquidity pressures but structural reforms to address more fundamental weaknesses(related to poor asset quality, inadequate capital and weak governance) have moved at a slow pace.
The Ecevit government, which was in power from 1999 until 2002, restarted structural reforms in line with ongoing economic programs under the standby agreements signed with the International Monetary Fund(IMF).