Significats de improve economic en anglès

Urgent steps to improve economic conditions in the country are also vital.

And there is no evidence that any of this will improve economic performance.

Investors anticipate that a widely available and effective vaccine would dramatically improve economic conditions.

He wants to clean up corrution and improve economic efficiency.

Some investors hope the dissolution of parliament could actually improve economic policy-making and allow normal planning to resume.

Budget 2005 will not improve economic competitiveness, according to a survey of chief executives carried out on Wednesday evening.

Governments "are doing things to reduce the cost of doing business and improve economic growth," Ojo says.

If we are deliberate about addressing health disparities, we can improve economic circumstances that provide better access to health resources.

Investment in housing would also create jobs, improve economic growth and strengthen the east African country's financial sector, it said.

Senators Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren also announced policy proposals in conjunction with the festival targeting helping minorities improve economic conditions.

The anticipated economic impact will enhance aggregate demand and hence improve economic growth, said Ihsan Bu Hulaiga, a prominent Saudi economist.

The central bank insisted Mexican banks were well capitalized, but that the government should take further steps to improve economic fundamentals.

Therefore, the application of nanotechnology-based tools to semen may enhance assisted reproductive technologies for biomedical applications and improve economic productivity for farmers.

The Democratic president cast his political agenda in terms of a broad fight to improve economic opportunity in ways that benefit all Americans.

Opening up the lucrative industries to private investors, including foreign investors, could help also spur market competition and improve economic efficiency, economists say.

Fairness and simplicity would be undermined and it would do little or nothing to improve economic efficiency, said Acoss chief executive Cassandra Goldie.