Traduction de «hypothèse dynamique » (Français → Anglais) :

36. Considers that, should the Doha Development Agenda not be completed by the end of this year, the Transatlantic Market model for dealing with regulatory cooperation for the gradual removal of non-tariff barriers could be vital to ensure continued momentum to generate global economic growth;

Therefore, even under the most optimistic assumption of very dynamic energy savings and use of renewable energy sources, all options have to be kept open.

The mid-term outlook for the EU wine sector until 2010/2011, under the assumption that the wine CMO is unchanged and on the basis of the expected trends in production, consumption and trade dynamics, is that excess wine production will increase up to 27 million hl (15% of production), or to 15 million hl (8.4% of production), if the quantities distilled with aid to the potable alcohol sector are not considered surplus.

These figures are based on the economic scenario that the federal-provincial analysis and modelling group agreed to more than a year ago, and the assumptions of the international price of carbon permits of $10 or $50, and assumptions of domestic market dynamics based on extensive discussions with and advice from key industry sectors.

In the case of the second option, I would point out that continuity in the Council’s work and consistency in the planning of successive presidencies can be achieved by the traditional route: the Commission proposes, and the European Parliament and the Council deliberate.

While considering that an average growth rate of 3½ per cent cannot be considered as over-ambitious for a catching-up country like Portugal, the Council considers that the growth pattern assumed in the programme relies mainly on domestic demand with investment being its most dynamic component; the Council, therefore, encourages the Portuguese government to monitor closely macroeconomic developments and to take corrective action if needed. This might require, in addition to reinforcing competitiveness through, inter alia, a moderation of wage increases and structural measures, a tightening of budgetary policy with a view to dampening dom ...[+++]estic demand.