Traduction de «Taux de rendement net des capitaux engagés » (Français → Anglais) :

Whereas, in its petition, AGT Limited also requested that the Decision be varied to specify that the rate of return on equity employed to calculate the amount of subsidy paid by long distance services to local services at the time of the initial split of the rate base be the actual company-wide forecast rate of return rather than the rate of return specified by the Commission;

1. Stresses that developing countries did not cause the global financial and economic crisis, but are disproportionally affected by it, facing dramatically decelerating growth and employment, negative impacts on the balance of trade and balance of payments, a sharp reduction of net private capital inflows and foreign direct investment, reduced access to credit and trade financing, declining remittances, large and volatile movements in exchange rates, collapsing reserves, increased volatility and falling prices for primary commodities, as well as reduced r ...[+++]evenues from tourism;

1. Stresses that developing countries did not cause the global financial and economic crisis, but are disproportionally affected by it, facing dramatically decelerating growth and employment, negative impacts on the balance of trade and balance of payments, a sharp reduction of net private capital inflows and foreign direct investment, reduced access to credit and trade financing, declining remittances, large and volatile movements in exchange rates, collapsing reserves, increased volatility and falling prices for primary commodities, as well as reduced r ...[+++]evenues from tourism;

1. Stresses that developing countries did not cause the global financial and economic crisis, but are disproportionally affected by it, facing dramatically decelerating growth and employment, negative impacts on the balance of trade and balance of payments, a sharp reduction of net private capital inflows and foreign direct investment, reduced access to credit and trade financing, declining remittances, large and volatile movements in exchange rates, collapsing reserves, increased volatility and falling prices for primary commodities, as well as reduced r ...[+++]evenues from tourism;

7. Recognises the essential role of central banks in this effort and their rapid reduction of interest rates, and welcomes the G20's commitment to refrain from competitive devaluation of national currencies, which could trigger a vicious circle; welcomes the ECB's successive rate cuts to foster growth, and its prompt provision of short-term financial facilities designed to revive inter-bank lending; draws attention to the need to create conditions that facilitate passing on interest rate cuts to borrowers; calls for every measure to be taken to enable financial markets to function properly again, including urgent moves to restore dome ...[+++]stic lending and international capital flows;

18. While welcoming the broadly positive assessment by the Court of Auditors of the Commission's management of the ECSC budget in the financial year 1999, as well as the Commission's undertaking on the provision of information concerning the average rate of yield on liquid assets in the ECSC's annual report from the financial year 2000 onwards, stresses the necessity for the Commission to ensure maximum transparency in the disclosure of data affecting the value of the ECSC's assets, particularly in the approach to the expiry of the ECSC Treaty and the creation of the Research Fund for Coal and Steel.