Übersetzung für "short-term economic recovery programme " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

economic recovery programme | programme of economic recovery

short-term economic prospects [ economic trend | economic trend(GEMET) | Trend(STW) | economic trends(UNBIS) ]

Short Term Economic Analyses

anticyclical policy | conjunctural policy | contracyclical policy | short-term economic policy

4. Recalls that one of the five Europe 2020 headline targets is to reduce the share of early school-leavers to less than 10% and increase the share of the younger generation with a degree or diploma or proper professional training to at least 40%; is concerned that no national programmes yet exist to achieve these objectives; underlines that education, training and youth mobility – and also mobility in adult education and professional training – are essential for creating and safeguarding jobs and reducing poverty, and are thus crucial for both Europe’s short-term economic ...[+++] recovery and its longer-term growth and productivity; points out that unemployment among young people up to the age of 25 in the EU is currently almost 20%; recalls that EU policy initiatives in cooperation with the Member States have helped to modernise education and training policies;

Points out that, while structural reforms may bear fruit in the medium to long term, the need to stimulate the EU’s internal demand requires the Commission and the Council to enhance investment in order to sustain growth and quality jobs in the short term and enhance potential in the medium term; notes that the main objectives have already been defined in the Europe 2020 strategy and in the Compact for Growth and Jobs agreed in June 2012, but that financing must be stepped up; encourages Member States therefore to set up an investment package in order to bring about a significant improvement in the short-term economic situation ...[+++]and in the state of affairs on the labour markets of the Member States as was recited in the Parliament resolution of 11 September 2013 on tackling youth unemployment: possible ways out (2013/2045(INI));

6. Points out that, while structural reforms may bear fruit in the medium to long term, the need to stimulate the EU’s internal demand requires the Commission and the Council to enhance investment in order to sustain growth and quality jobs in the short term and enhance potential in the medium term; notes that the main objectives have already been defined in the Europe 2020 strategy and in the Compact for Growth and Jobs agreed in June 2012, but that financing must be stepped up; encourages Member States, therefore, to set up an investment package in order to bring about a significant improvement in the short-term economic situation ...[+++]and in the state of affairs on the labour markets of the Member States, as advocated in Parliament’s resolution of 11 September 2013 on ‘Tackling youth unemployment: possible ways out’ ;

17. Calls on the Member States, in their stability and growth programmes, to devote attention to the wellbeing of the people, so that undesirable social and employment repercussions of remedies for short-term economic problems do not persist in the long term.