Voorbeelden van het gebruik van External shocks in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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However, thanks to economic reform and sustained growth in recent years, Latin America is on a better footing to face this crisis than previous external shocks.
well co-ordinated policy response to external shocks.
the EU's main assets in confronting possible external shocks are the single currency and the Internal Market.
reducing the exposure of the EU economy to external shocks.
This reinforces the case for structural reforms that make the Union less vulnerable to external shocks, be they political or economic.
the kind of damaging intra-European exchange rate tension that often characterised previous episodes of adjustment to external shocks has been avoided.
they make countries more vulnerable to external shocks.
make the economy more resilient to external shocks.
With a joint currency the economies of the euro zone are now better protected against external shocks.
The pattern, composition and extent of trade make the Czech Republic very vulnerable to external shocks.
In the context of external shocks, such as sharp increases in oil prices,
Differentlevels of exposure to external shocks- because of national discrepancies in the degree ofopenness concerning extra-euro area trade and oil dependency- also appear to contribute,
in these difficult years for the world economy, our own economies have shown how well they are able to withstand external shocks.
vulnerability to external shocks, the rise in poverty
remains highly vulnerable to external shocks.
A Parliament discussion paper concludes that the euro area's vulnerability to external shocks will be low com pared to the vulnerability of each Member State in the past.
in particular related to their vulnerability to external shocks and natural disasters.
of our economic and monetary union; that is the key to minimising the impact of external shocks.
the economy remains vulnerable to external shocks.
increased vulnerability to further external shocks.