Voorbeelden van het gebruik van External demand in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Growth in 2017 reached +1.4%, driven by investment and dynamic external demand.
jobs due to the role of external demand and the wide scale of the EU agenda.
less efficient for shocks related to investments or external demand.
Business investment should continue to benefit from strong external demand, favourable financing conditions
which together with weak external demand should depress export growth in 2009.
Second, economic policy has failed to tackle the lack of internal and external demand.
which makes the relatively closed Indian economy less susceptible to decreasing external demand.
exports should grow somewhat slower as a consequence of the weakening of external demand.
however, driven by both domestic and external demand.
In 2018 China's economy is expected to grow more than 6% as external demand should remain strong.
While the impact of the global slowdown on external demand was sizeable,
The global financial crisis and weakening external demand have added to the reversal of the cycle and speeded up the contraction of the economy.
The relative depreciation of the euro has increased external demand and the departure of Lafontaine has increased the confidence of the German business sector.
supported by growing external demand and a consequent recovery in investment.
However, this forecast could prove to be overly optimistic if the USD appreciates further and external demand from emerging markets continues to decrease.
primarily due to a marked slowdown in investment growth and a deterioration of external demand.
with sluggish domestic and external demand and tighter financing conditions.
After the slowdown in both domestic and external demand in 1999, exports began to recover in the second half of 1999,
External demand was expected to decline further
In Poland, adverse domestic conditions and, subsequently, lower external demand reduced output growth to just above 1% in 2001, down from 4% in 2000.