Traduction de «marge de manœuvre » (Français → Anglais) :

room-to-maneuver | room-to-manœuvre | budget leeway | leeway

fiscal space

flex complement

Executive Group - Policy Flexibilities - An Analysis of Current Usage

This should allow those EU countries which do not have fiscal space (i.e. room for manœuvre with their public finances) to regain it, and those which do have it to use the opportunity to encourage domestic demand, with a particular emphasis on investment.

This should allow those EU countries which do not have fiscal space (i.e. room for manœuvre with their public finances) to regain it, and those which do have it to use the opportunity to encourage domestic demand, with a particular emphasis on investment.

To deliver such a fiscal stance, the euro area must adopt a more collective approach which takes account of the differences in situations across countries: (i) for Member States which are over-achieving their fiscal objectives, use their fiscal space to support domestic demand and quality investments, including cross-border ones, as part of the Investment Plan for Europe; (ii) for Member States that need further fiscal adjustments under the preventive arm of the Pact, make sure to be broadly compliant with the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact; (iii) for Member States under the corrective arm, ensure a timely correction of ...[+++]their excessive deficits, including by providing fiscal buffers against unforeseen circumstances.

Collective management organisations managing different types of works and other subject-matter, such as literary, musical or photographic works, should also allow this flexibility to rightholders as regards the management of different types of works and other subject-matter.