Übersetzung für "parity rates " (Englisch → Französisch) :

- Urged the Commission to study new means of evaluating the different aspects of regional development, based not only on GDP per capita but also on other indicators such as unemployment rates and quantitative and qualitative indicators of a social nature (such as the poverty rate, education levels and income inequality), simultaneously perfecting the methodology used in calculating purchasing power parities through the development of better regional and national indicators.

Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs) are currency conversion rates that both convert to a common artificial currency (Purchasing Power Standards, PPS) and equalise the purchasing power of different currencies.

Although small open economies cannot use the exchange rate very effectively to deal with asymmetric shocks or address problems of international competitiveness, exchange rate flexibility may have merits in smoothing output fluctuations, at least in acceding countries with developed financial markets. Furthermore, some countries – in particular those that currently operate flexible exchange rate regimes – may benefit from added time in order to identify a suitable central parity for ERM II participation and later an appropriate convers ...[+++]ion rate for the adoption of the euro.

WHEREAS IT IS NECESSARY TO FIX THE RATE OF EXCHANGE TO BE USED FOR MEASURES TAKEN IN PURSUANCE OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY WHICH REQUIRE SUMS GIVEN IN ONE CURRENCY TO BE EXPRESSED IN ANOTHER CURRENCY ; WHEREAS ALL MEMBER STATES AND A LARGE NUMBER OF THIRD COUNTRIES HAVE COMMUNICATED PAR VALUES FOR THEIR CURRENCIES TO THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND WHEREAS THE LATTER HAS RECOGNISED THESE PAR VALUES ; WHEREAS , UNDER THE RULES OF THE FUND , EXCHANGE RATES WHICH APPLY TO CURRENT TRANSACTIONS AND ARE RECORDED ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS SUPERVISED BY THE MONETARY AUTHORITIES OF COUNTRIES THE PAR VALUES OF WHOSE CURRENCIES HAVE BEEN RECOGNISED BY THE FUND MAY DIFFER FROM PARITY ONLY WITHIN NARROW LIMITS ; WHEREAS , THEREFORE , THE ...[+++]USE OF THE EXCHANGE RATE CORRESPONDING TO PARITY NORMALLY MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO AVOID MONETARY DIFFICULTIES WHICH MIGHT HINDER THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY ;

AS REGARDS THE CURRENCY OF COUNTRIES WHICH HAVE NOT DECLARED A PARITY TO THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND , OR WHERE SUCH DECLARED PARITY IS NOT RECOGNISED BY THE FUND , BUT THE CURRENCY IS QUOTED ON THE OFFICIAL EXCHANGE MARKETS OF THE MEMBER STATE WHERE VALUATION IS MADE , THE RATE OF EXCHANGE TO BE USED SHALL BE THE LATEST SELLING RATE RECORDED ON THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE EXCHANGE MARKET OR MARKETS OF THE MEMBER STATE .

WHEREAS , IN PURSUANCE OF THE INSTRUMENTS ON THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND OF COUNCIL REGULATION N 160/66/EEC ( 1 ) OF 27 OCTOBER 1966 INSTITUTING A TRADE SYSTEM IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN GOODS PROCESSED FROM AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS , AND ALSO OF OTHER INSTRUMENTS CONCERNING THE SYSTEM TO BE APPLIED TO CERTAIN GOODS PROCESSED FROM AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS , AMOUNTS ARE TO BE EXPRESSED IN UNITS OF ACCOUNT AND CONVERTED INTO THE NATIONAL CURRENCIES OF MEMBER STATES BY APPLYING THE RATES OF EXCHANGE CORRESPONDING TO THE OFFICIAL PARITIES OF THOSE CURRENCIES ;