Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Public deficits in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The restrictive impact on the overall European economy of proposals to reduce the highest public deficits pushes self-sustained growth further into the future.
It will not solve the underlying problems of huge public deficits, nor will it make the EU more competitive on a global stage.
The next assessment of these public deficits will take place in the autumn on the basis of budget data to be forwarded by the Member States before 1 September.
increased public deficits and uneven growth.
I note that since 1975, public deficits and the number of persons out of work have risen alongside one another in Europe.
Firstly I would like to make the point that public deficits have never created jobs.
The EESC, therefore, proposes that the Commission conducts a check on current account balances, similar to those carried out on public deficits and debt.
quite simply to assert that public deficits have never created jobs.
Moreover, high public deficits and debts may complicate the task of the single monetary policy to maintain price stability.
The fundamentals of the European Union economy remain sound: public deficits have been more than halved since 2005
The reduction of public deficits, debt and inflation is not some crazy idea a few ideologues came up with in Brussels or somewhere else.
The EESC, therefore, proposes that the Commission conduct a check on current account balances, similar to those carried out on public deficits and debt.
The authorities should continue to focus on bringing down inflationary pressures and public deficits, and maintain their commit ment to structural reforms
By 2011, Member States are expected to start consolidation to bring their public deficits within the 3% limit within two years.
Greece, Spain and Portugal, have already set up convergence programmes to help prevent excessive public deficits.
be a little more specific, concerns the evolution of public deficits.
But nothing has been resolved because the hole that has been left by the crisis has been filled up by public deficits.
A decline in real interest rates is unlikely if monetary policy is not accommodating and as long as public deficits remain high.
Public deficits in the euro area have decreased from an average 6% of GDP a few years ago to well below 2% this year,
Meanwhile, in the EU-27, 46% also support the use of public deficits to stimulate economic activity compared to 36% who are against