Sentence examples for Economic stabilisation from inspiring English sources

Economic stabilisation was undermined, and this helped Slobodan Milosovic to get the upper hand.

Given a three-quarters plausible plan for economic stabilisation, the IMF should lend its support.

Eleven years ago, the last prime minister of unified Yugoslavia, Ante Markovic, launched a last-ditch plan for economic stabilisation.

Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF, said the aim was to provide immediate economic stabilisation for a country beset by conflict.

Alongside additional loans from Iceland's Nordic neighbours, the IMF bail-out package and accompanying economic stabilisation programme is set to be agreed in early November.

Having already lost their monetary policy instrument, the Report's fiscal proposals would remove countries' fiscal policy instrument too and deprive countries of the means of economic stabilisation.

The problem is not a lack of information – there is a vast specialist literature, covering everything from local content to macro-economic stabilisation mechanisms.

Turning to the economy, the prime minister readily agrees with the suggestion that success in macro-economic stabilisation has not been matched by progress on the micro-economic agenda: debureaucratisation, labour-market reform and particularly the black economy.

Even the watered-down measures will push up prices, threatening the government's economic-stabilisation plan which has seen inflation fall from 119% soon after the civil war to 9% in 1996.Lebanon is also risking its regional trade relations: both the Egyptian and Kuwaiti ambassadors have questioned the policy.

Yet, in an analysis of Egypt's poor you contend that the bad state of education and health care has "nothing to do with economic reform .IMF stabilisation and adjustment policies focus on short-term aggregate macroeconomic targets.

About the EU's response to the Syrian crisis The EU is a leading donor in the response to the Syrian crisis with more than €4 billion mobilised by the European Commission and Member States collectively in humanitarian, development, economic and stabilisation assistance to Syrians in their country and to refugees and their host communities in neighbouring Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey and Egypt.