Subprogramme 3 Macroeconomic policies and growth

China s macroeconomic policies are probably still too administrative.

To work smoothly, expansive macroeconomic policies require compatible microeconomic rules.

Realizing the Millennium Development Goals through socially inclusive macroeconomic policies

An increasing number of our countries are implementing sound macroeconomic policies.

This has been the fate of some of our standard macroeconomic policies.

At the national level, we have combined sound macroeconomic policies with strong social programmes.

As with social development, macroeconomic policies should incorporate employment creation as a key objective.

There is no need for coordination of macroeconomic policies to go any further than this.

The guidelines correctly emphasize that these regulations should complement, not replace, counter cyclical macroeconomic policies.

China s government must implement prudent macroeconomic policies now to minimize escalation of these risks later.

Macroeconomic policies should enable Governments to counter the negative impacts of globalization on social development.

(f) Provision of advisory services and capacity building assistance for effective macroeconomic and social protection policies.

Greater use of industrial policies is the price to be paid for a reduction of macroeconomic imbalances.

This requires consistent macroeconomic policies focused on economic integration, food self sufficiency, low inflation, and reduced debt.

Macroeconomic policies interact with on the ground microeconomic realities in subtle but powerful, rarely remarked upon ways.

Stable macroeconomic policies also need to be in place, while fixed exchange rates are to be avoided.

g) Involve women actively in the formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of macroeconomic policies, strategies and programmes

Second, there are policy failures, which occur when undisciplined macroeconomic policies and inconsistent or ineffective financial regulatory policies heighten the risks associated with volatile capital flows.

However, economic growth and expectations are constantly threatened by inappropriate macroeconomic policies, poor economic management and external shocks.

One can imagine a grand bargain in Europe, with expansionary macroeconomic policies coupled with the easing of microeconomic impediments.

In all cases, however, exchange rate policies have played a central role in determining these countries overall macroeconomic results.

Moreover, the IMF has not succeeded in convincing countries to pursue macroeconomic policies consistent with sustainable current account positions.

The industrialized countries had a fundamental responsibility to pursue financial and macroeconomic policies which would deliver growth for all.

Simply put, freedom, good governance and good macroeconomic policies in themselves are not enough to escape the poverty trap.

This can be attributed, in part, to the sound macroeconomic policies as well as the open trade and investment policies in the major developing economies of the region.

His delegation therefore fully supported the effective integration of economic and social policies into macroeconomic policies at the national and international levels in order to strengthen social development.

15. Underlines the importance, for the improved access of developing countries to international financial markets, of considering counter cyclical macroeconomic policies in the face of volatile capital flows and of strengthening macroeconomic stability

Their governments pursued not just good fundamentals (e.g., macroeconomic stability and an outward orientation), but also what might be called productivist policies undervalued currencies, industrial policies, and financial controls.

When, despite an improved macroeconomic environment and progress towards more open policies, growth impulses remain weak or lethargic, the national development strategy and productive sector policies assume particular importance.

The integration of a social dimension into their national macroeconomic policies had not produced the expected results, precisely because of the restructuring policies and unfair competition occasioned by globalization.

And the United States is not yet willing to accept full responsibility for the global repercussions of its macroeconomic policies.

In other emerging markets, too, the main challenge is to ensure that all macroeconomic and structural policies advance common goals.

Postwar macroeconomic policies were dedicated to full employment, without any evidence that money wages would not get in the way.

Employment policies should promote decent work under conditions of equity, security and dignity, and incorporate job creation into macroeconomic policy.

18.12 The strategy of this subprogramme, which is under the responsibility of the Economic Analysis Division, includes two new elements, namely, advocacy for the coordination of macroeconomic policies among the countries of the region and the provision of assistance on macroeconomic issues and policies to countries emerging from conflict.

Promote good governance at all levels, pursue sound macroeconomic policies and put in place policies and investments to drive sustained economic growth, stimulate the private sector and promote employment generation

By contrast, Yunus s Grameen Bank puts at best a microeconomic finger in the leaky dyke of Bangladesh s largely unreformed macroeconomic policies.

Stressing that such national macroeconomic and social policies can yield better results with international support and with an enabling international economic environment,

Stressing that such national macroeconomic and social policies can yield better results with international support and with an enabling international economic environment,

Simply put, Europe s microeconomic structure makes the same growth based macroeconomic policies less effective in the European Union than in the US.

Slow growth in Japan over the last decade was due not to insufficiently aggressive macroeconomic policies, but to an unfavorable demographic trend.

The Monterrey Consensus recognized that economically effective and socially sensitive macroeconomic policies were needed to achieve the outcomes of United Nations conferences.

Abe asserted that his administration would achieve higher wages by reinforcing competitiveness and growth potential (such as modifying tax policies and greater investment in R D), macroeconomic policies and sustainable fiscal structure.

Development of macroeconomic policies must take into account the impact of those policies on rural women to ensure their equal access to resources, services and economic opportunities and to enhance their productivity.