Translation of "Taux de croissance spécifique " (French → English) :

5. Establish an enhanced analytical surveillance framework (including a scoreboard with specific trigger values for early warning) with appropriate methodological tools and transparency for an effective multilateral surveillance based on key economic indicators (real and nominal), which may affect competitiveness positions, including, but not limited to, growth rate, composition of the national gross domestic product (GDP), employment rate, real exchange rate developments, labour cost developments, current account/balance of payments ...[+++]developments, credit growth, capital formation and inflows, productivity developments, asset markets (including private debt and property markets) developments and investment in research and development (R

– Establish an enhanced analytical surveillance framework (including a scoreboard with specific trigger values for early warning) with appropriate methodological tools and transparency for an effective multilateral surveillance based on harmonised economic indicators (real and nominal), which may affect competitiveness positions and/or excessive imbalances; these key indicators may be: effective real exchange rates, current account, productivity (including resource productivity and total-factor productivity), unit labour costs, credi ...[+++]t growth and asset price developments (including financial assets and property markets), the growth and investment rate, the unemployment rate, net foreign asset positions, the evolution of the tax basis, poverty and social cohesion and indicators of environmental externalities;

Establish an enhanced analytical surveillance framework (including a scoreboard with specific trigger values for early warning) with appropriate methodological tools and transparency for an effective multilateral surveillance based on harmonised economic indicators (real and nominal), which may affect competitiveness positions and/or excessive imbalances; these key indicators may be: effective real exchange rates, current account, productivity (including resource productivity and total-factor productivity), unit labour costs, credit ...[+++]growth and asset price developments (including financial assets and property markets), the growth and investment rate, the unemployment rate, net foreign asset positions, the evolution of the tax basis, poverty and social cohesion and indicators of environmental externalities; alert thresholds should be defined for indicators included in the scoreboard and all developments in these indicators should be complemented by a qualitative assessment by the Commission,

In its decision to initiate the investigation procedure, the Commission also concluded that since the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of the apparent consumption for photovoltaic products in the EEA for the year 2001 to 2006 (35 %) was clearly above the CAGR of the European Economic Area’s GDP (1,97 %) for the same years, there should be no doubt that the CAGR of the apparent consumption in the EEA for the same years for the intermediate products would also be clearly above this 1,97 % even if there was no data available on these intermediate products in the EEA.

8. Observes that some economies in the eurozone have performed much better than others in terms of growth with, notably, Ireland, Luxembourg, Greece, Finland and Spain achieving a higher growth rate than the eurozone average; notes that higher growth has also applied to several European countries outside the eurozone; considers that useful lessons could be drawn from such developments and that a specific study by the ECB of the reasons underlying these trends would be useful;

8. Observes that some economies in the euro zone have performed much better than others in terms of growth, with, notably, Ireland, Luxembourg, Greece, Finland and Spain achieving a higher average growth rate than the euro zone average; notes that higher average growth has also applied to several European countries outside the euro area; considers that useful lessons could be drawn from such developments and that a specific study by the ECB of the reasons underlying these trends would be useful;