Traduction de «aggregate demand for money » (Anglais → Français) :

26. Notes the fact that the pattern of reduced working hours appeared to have reversed by the end of 2013, indicating a possible gradual improvement in the labour market; notes also, however, that this improvement is not yet being felt in the labour market; underlines the fact that investment is important, as it works on the supply and demand side of the economy, creating jobs, generating incomes for households, increasing tax revenue, helping governments consolidate, and boosting growth; reiterates the need to adopt investor-friendly policies, cut red-tape and reduce administrative burdens; calls on the Commission to enhance Europea ...[+++]n investment by EUR 300 billion, as announced in the political guidelines by Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker; forewarns of the economic damage to aggregate demand and social harm in terms of impoverishment caused by internal devaluation in several countries in the euro area and highlights the counterproductive effects thereof in the medium term;

15. Takes note that President Draghi, in his speech at the annual central bank symposium in Jackson Hole on 22 August 2014, stated that we need action on both sides of the economy, noting the following: that aggregate demand policies have to be accompanied by national structural reforms and policies; that on the demand side, monetary policy can and should play a central role, which currently means an accommodative monetary policy for an extended period of time; that there is scope for fiscal policy to play a gre ...[+++]ater role alongside monetary policy while sustainability of public debt needs to be taken into account; and that, while a revamp of public investment is needed to trigger further private investment and facilitate structural reforms, emphasis also needs to be laid on adequate fiscal policy measures;

15. Takes note that President Draghi, in his speech at the annual central bank symposium in Jackson Hole on 22 August 2014, stated that we need action on both sides of the economy, noting the following: that aggregate demand policies have to be accompanied by national structural reforms and policies; that on the demand side, monetary policy can and should play a central role, which currently means an accommodative monetary policy for an extended period of time; that there is scope for fiscal policy to play a gre ...[+++]ater role alongside monetary policy while sustainability of public debt needs to be taken into account; and that, while a revamp of public investment is needed to trigger further private investment and facilitate structural reforms, emphasis also needs to be laid on adequate fiscal policy measures;

The potential for growth in these areas is very high since an ageing society means an increase of aggregated demand for care and independent living products and services.

49. Stresses the added value of the trans-European transport network programme (TEN-T) for the achievement of the Lisbon Strategy, the European Union's climate change goals and for greater social, economic and territorial cohesion, while providing timely support for sustaining aggregate demand in the European Union; stresses the importance of the 30 TEN-T priority projects - in particular the cross-borders corridors - for re-launching the economy and for enabling the increasing demand for a better, environmentally friendly, co-modality; calls on the Commission and the Member States to develop n ...[+++]ew methods of financing transport infrastructures and to increase substantially the budget for the TEN-T projects in future financial frameworks and in the Recovery Plan;

Furthermore, some of the longer-run benefits due to the positive influence of the immigrant population are difficult to demonstrate, such as those on aggregate demand as a driving force for economic growth.