Traduction de «croissance de l'économie mondiale » (Français → Anglais) :

global economic growth [ global growth ]

green economy [ ecological economy | ecologically sustainable growth | environmentally sustainable growth | green economy strategy | green economy transition | green growth | Alternative economy(STW) ]

world economy [ international economy | International economy(STW) ]

Algiers Colloquium on the Impact of the Recent Evolution of East/West Relations on the Growth of the World Economy, in particular on the Economic Growth and Development of the Developing Countries, as well as on International Economic Cooperation

Moscow World Economy Institute

Institute for World Economy | Institute of World Economics | World Economic Institute | IfW [Abbr.]

globalised economy | international economy | world economy

Helping the World Grow

knowledge economy | KE | knowledge-based economy | KBE | new economy | NE | global new economy

newly industrialised country [ EAGLEs | emerging and growth-leading economies | emerging economy | newly industrialising countries | newly industrialising economy | newly industrialized country | newly industrializing country | newly industrializing economy ]

D. whereas the loss of European competitiveness in the global economy, high unemployment, demographic change and an increasingly ageing population, present the EU with unprecedented challenges; whereas only competitive economies with the right macroeconomic policy will be able to create jobs, raise the living standards of their citizens and generate the prosperity that funds investment in the future and provides for public services; whereas a reinforced focus on promoting free and fair competition is necessary for the achievement of the ambitious objectives for quality jobs, growth, investment and the global competitiveness of the Eur ...[+++]opean economy, especially in the light of the fact that other regions of the world are growing more quickly, with increasing levels of productivity and innovation;

D. whereas the loss of European competitiveness in the global economy, high unemployment, demographic change and an increasingly ageing population, present the EU with unprecedented challenges; whereas only competitive economies with the right macroeconomic policy will be able to create jobs, raise the living standards of their citizens and generate the prosperity that funds investment in the future and provides for public services; whereas a reinforced focus on promoting free and fair competition is necessary for the achievement of the ambitious objectives for quality jobs, growth, investment and the global competitiveness of the Eur ...[+++]opean economy, especially in the light of the fact that other regions of the world are growing more quickly, with increasing levels of productivity and innovation;

D. whereas the loss of European competitiveness in the global economy, high unemployment, demographic change and an increasingly ageing population, present the EU with unprecedented challenges; whereas only competitive economies with the right macroeconomic policy will be able to create jobs, raise the living standards of their citizens and generate the prosperity that funds investment in the future and provides for public services; whereas a reinforced focus on promoting free and fair competition is necessary for the achievement of the ambitious objectives for quality jobs, growth, investment and the global competitiveness of the Euro ...[+++]pean economy, especially in the light of the fact that other regions of the world are growing more quickly, with increasing levels of productivity and innovation;

5. Expresses concern that most Member States are still losing market shares globally; believes that the EU economy as a whole needs to boost its competitiveness further in the global economy, particularly by increasing competition in the product and services markets in order to enhance innovation-driven efficiency; insists that labour costs should remain in line with productivity, and that wages should contribute to sustained social security systems; stresses that Member States, when having to manage their expenditure according to ...[+++]the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP), should reduce current expenditure rather than reducing investment commitments, even though the rules do not take into account the fact that investment expenditure and current expenditure have a different impact on growth; takes note of the Commission communication on making the best use of the flexibility within the existing rules of the Stability and Growth Pact (COM(2015)0012), as it clarifies the procedure and explains the link between structural reforms, investment and fiscal responsibility whilst making the best use of the flexibility which exists within its rules; welcomes the proposal by the Commission to streamline the European Semester; points out that one-size-fits-all approaches in preparing CSRs should be avoided;