Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Account deficit in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Current account deficits have been significantly reduced,
Member States with current account deficits or high external debt should raise productivity while containing unit labour costs.
Past current account deficits have mostly turned into surpluses
High and unsustainable current account deficits have been reduced
The euro area surplus reflects correction of former current account deficits and widespread deleveraging as well as persisting large surpluses in some Member States.
Ministers noted that in some acceding countries current account deficits remain high
A few Member States registered relatively contained current account deficits like Finland and France while deficits were much wider in the United Kingdom and Cyprus.
With regard to other external developments, during the 1990s Greece has recorded current account deficits and a net external liability position see Table 11.
Austria has maintained current account deficits as well as a net external liability position.
Current account deficits shrink steadily thanks to significantly lower unit labor costs,
reflected in persistent current account deficits and a fall in export market shares.
growing current account deficits with the rest of the world.
An important metric to assess the sustainability of current account deficits is the overall net foreign asset position,
In Member States with large current account deficits or high levels of indebtedness,
In particular, those Member States with large current account deficits linked to sustained losses in competitiveness
current account deficits have been more persistent, although in the case of Germany the deficit in 1997 was small.
Greece recorded current account deficits and had a net external liability position.
the need to avoid pro-cyclical policies will be essential to reduce current account deficits, as its financing could become more difficult once the privatisation process is fully completed.
with limited current account deficits and external refinancing needs.
Portugal would continue increasing if current account deficits stayed at the current level.