Translation of "Multiplicateur des bénéfices " (French → English) :

earnings multiplier

income multiplier effect

exchange profit | rate gain

multiplier principle [ multiplier doctrine ]

multiplier/accumulator | MAC [Abbr.]

tax on profits of self-employment [ tax on non-commercial profits ]

corporation tax [ corporate income tax | profits tax | Corporate income tax(STW) | Profit taxation(STW) | excess profits tax(UNBIS) ]

The result is that Canadian carriers and cable companies trade at lower multiples relative to subscribers or revenue than their American counterparts.

42. Welcomes the reduction of structural deficits in all programme countries since the start of their respective assistance programmes; regrets that these have not yet led to a reduction in the ratios of public debt to GDP; notes that the ratio of public debt to GDP has instead sharply increased in all programme countries, as the receipt of conditional loans naturally leads to an increase of public debt and as policy implemented has a recessive impact in the short term; further believes that the accurate estimation of fiscal multipliers is of crucial impor ...[+++]tance for fiscal adjustment to be successful in reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio; notes that progression towards more sustainable levels of private debt is also necessary for long-term stability; acknowledges that it typically takes several years before structural reforms can make a significant contribution to raising output and employment;

1. Welcomes the Commission’s proposal to enhance the use of financial instruments (FI) in the next programming period (2014-2020); stresses that at a time of heavy fiscal constraint and reduced lending capacity on the part of the private sector, the increased use of innovative FI can foster public-private partnerships, achieve a multiplier effect with the EU budget, open up alternative sources of finance, guarantee an important financing stream for strategic regional investments, support long-term, sustainable investments and raise EU growth potential; believes that, if used for appropriate projects, FI could, as a complement to grants ...[+++], evolve to become an important aspect of the EU’s regional growth strategies towards achieving the EU’s objectives of smart and sustainable economic growth; states that FI are appropriate if, as a result of the support provided, a project generates income and profits, so that credit and loans can be paid back;

18. Considers that the EU and the Member States should take action notably to enhance the use of the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund as a catalyst for attracting additional funding from the EIB, EBRD, other international financial institutions and the private sector, while encouraging initiatives based on public-private partnerships (PPP), such as EU Project Bonds; notes that SMEs can particularly benefit from investments that strengthen capacities, infrastructure and human capital; recognises the potential of extending the scope of innovative financial instruments so that they are used to greater effect as access to finance to complement traditional financing methods; stresses that the revolving nature of financial instruments an ...[+++]d a flexible approach to integrating such instruments at regional level could achieve a multiplying effect of the EU budget, foster public-private partnerships, open up alternative sources of finance and provide an important new financing stream for strategic investments, supporting long-term, sustainable investments at a time of fiscal constraint;