Traduction de «inflow foreign capital » (Anglais → Français) :

6. Stresses that social investment has made it possible to protect poor people more effectively against the crisis and increases poor people’s resilience to shocks; highlights as well the fact that, despite the crisis, some developing countries’ growth rate is close to 4%; underlines that countries with effective systems of domestic taxation reduce their vulnerability to sudden losses of trade taxes or foreign capital inflows; urges, therefore, the EU to help developing countries set up progressive and effective taxation systems to mitigate the impact of the crisis on public revenues in order to help guarantee the ...[+++] funds needed for social protection programmes and to ensure equitable redistribution of existing resources; urges the EU to continue to take a hard line on conditionality and effectiveness of its development aid, in particular with regard to countries where corruption is further exacerbating the impact of the crisis in terms of undermining human rights;

1. Recognises that the global financial crisis has hit the Black Sea region hard, sharply halting a period of growth averaging 6% per annum as well as the inflow of foreign capital necessary for the further economic development of Black Sea States, and has put the region’s financial system under extreme stress; emphasises that this needs to be addressed by strengthening financial and banking regulations, improving fiscal credibility and transparency, fighting tax fraud, tax evasion and corruption, intensifying regional cooperation and enhancing coordination among regional organisations such as the Organisation of th ...[+++]e Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC);

55. Recognises that the global financial crisis has hit the Black Sea region hard, bringing both a period of growth averaging 6% per annum and the inflow of foreign capital necessary for the further economic development of the Black Sea States to a sharp halt, and has put the region's financial system under extreme stress; emphasises that this needs to be addressed by strengthening financial and banking regulations, improving fiscal credibility and transparency, fighting tax fraud, tax evasion and corruption, intensifying regional cooperation and enhancing coordination among regional organisations such as the BSEC;

55. Recognises that the global financial crisis has hit the Black Sea region hard, bringing both a period of growth averaging 6% per annum and the inflow of foreign capital necessary for the further economic development of the Black Sea States to a sharp halt, and has put the region’s financial system under extreme stress; emphasises that this needs to be addressed by strengthening financial and banking regulations, improving fiscal credibility and transparency, fighting tax fraud, tax evasion and corruption, intensifying regional cooperation and enhancing coordination among regional organisations such as the BSEC;

However, the Commission reminds Hungary of the benefits of an increased inflow of foreign capital into the agricultural land market and the positive effect that foreign investment would have in the provision of capital and know-how, on the functioning of land markets, and on agricultural productivity .

As in previous years, the deficit will easily be financed by foreign capital inflows.