Traduction de «Stratégie de croissance orientée vers l'extérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Notes that the revised Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) has proven its value and that a strong consolidation of budgets has to be adhered to, as demographic change and possible decline in economic growth could lead to budgetary problems Member States in the euro area, which could have negative effects on the stability of the euro area as a whole; criticises, in this context, the lack of discipline in combating budgetary deficits in times of economic growth and stresses that Member States must more effectively work towards an anti-cyclical fiscal policy, in particular in order to be better prepared for external shocks; underlines, therefore, the need for a short-term ...[+++] strategy to reduce national debts and a sustainable and sound growth strategy, which will allow for a reduction of national debt to a maximum of 60 % in the long term;

J. whereas, in the past, EU growth strategies were always export-oriented, but in recent years growth has been driven by employment growth within the EU, and although the Commission offers optimistic estimates of an increase in euro area exports (about 5% in 2003), major uncertainties remain due to the volatility of oil prices, the appreciation of the euro, doubts about the EU's capacity to conceive and implement structural reforms, the persistent weakness of the stock markets and the economic consequences of a potential war in the M ...[+++]iddle East,

M. whereas in the past the EU growth strategies were always export-oriented but in recent years growth was driven by employment growth within the EU and whereas the Commission offers optimistic estimates of an increase in Euro area exports at about 5% in 2003, major uncertainties remain due to the volatility of the oil prices, the appreciation of the Euro, doubts about the EU's capacity to conceive and implement structural reforms, the persistent weakness of the stock markets and the economic consequences of a potential war in the Mid ...[+++]dle East,

He also added: ``What is unacceptable with this approach is that it is totally improvised, this at a time when, more than ever, government intervention in the manpower development sector must be planned according to priorities, so as to deal efficiently with issues such as manpower shortage, retraining in growing economic sectors, as well as improvement of skills, and thus benefit from market globalization'' (1235) Minister Bourbeau continued by saying: ``I find it hard to believe that the federal government would wilfully do things which, under the pretence of initiating a rapprochement with the private sector, would result in the estab ...[+++]lishment of a network of intermediaries, given that it pledged it would not do such a thing''.

With regard to the broader jobs, growth and long-term prosperity bill, I am proud of the work that has been done to focus the government on better and more effective ways to contribute to our economic growth and job creation in a sustainable, responsible way now and for future generations.

The climate change challenge is especially perplexing for Canada because of some of the unique and, ironically, some of the most desirable features of our country, features like the sheer size of our land mass, the long distances and the tough topography over which we must transport our people and goods, the extremes of our weather conditions from 40° below to more than 40° above, our resource based, energy intensive and export oriented economy, an economy which is growing ...[+++] faster than the rest of the industrialized world, our record setting exports and our growth in population, the second highest growth rate among all developed countries.