Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Economic variables in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Employment is an economic variable that depends on labour costs
Any argument that considers traditional labour law as an obstacle to growth and employment is a simplistic, slanted vision in which labour law is reduced to being merely a labour market policy tool or an economic variable whose purpose is to respond to the short-term needs of the market.
what will its new value be? what economic variable will be affected,
increase the money supply by a factor of 1.31, what economic variable will be affected,?
Most of these stories are about economic variables.
The convergence of certain economic variables in the twelve EU countries also had a positive effect on the SME environment,
exchange rate regimes and in key economic characteristics, the behaviour of some economic variables in the euro area is quite different from the non-euro-area countries.
classification of economic activities(NACE), hence allowing for cross-country analyses and linkage with economic variables.
The main assumptions about expected economic devel opments and important economic variables which are relevant to the realisation of the convergence programme,
The main assumptions about expected economic developments and important economic variables which are relevant to the realization of the stability programme such as government investment expenditure,
The programmes should present the main assumptions about expected economic developments and important economic variables that are relevant to the realisation of their budgetary plans,
Analysis has to include economic variables(level and structure of income;
The Commission's Spring forecasts published on 11 April provide quantified information for a large number of economic variables for each of the Member States, the euro-zone and the EU as a whole, as well as, the USA and Japan.
expenditures are projected to react to variations in economic variables.
As it did for 1989-93, the Commission has undertaken an analysis of the input-output type designed to assess the economic impact of Community assistance under thè new CSFs for 1994-99 on basic economic variables such as growth, employment and foreign trade.
to economic activity and to highlight the role played in this by two economic variables, prices and investment.
The portfolio-imaging technique is a graphical method which allows a'portrait' to be made- in the form of a two-dimensional picture of objects, facts or economic variables- to show the competitive position of these objects,
It presents estimates of the annual total effect of adopted measures stemming from the coalition agreement and the additional consolidation package presented in September last year on a number of key economic variables in particular economic growth,
This definition has relevance for the variables“Economic Activity of the Employer” and“Size of the Enterprise”.
In addition, the ECB supports the proposal that national authorities have the ability to set a counter-cyclical capital buffer that takes into account any financial and economic variables considered relevant for the assessment of excessive credit growth