flassbeck造句

• "The sacrifice has never helped, " said Flassbeck.
• The Hamburg University of Economics and Politics appointed Flassbeck a honorary professor in March 2005.
• This thinking by Flassbeck follows the results of Balances Mechanics developed by German economist Wolfgang St黷zel.
• Flassbeck sees the need for a coordination of monetary policy, wage policy and fiscal policy.
• Flassbeck spoke at a news conference to introduce an UNCTAD report on currency exchange rates and trade.
• The independent institute was run until recently by Heiner Flassbeck, now Germany's deputy finance minister under Oskar Lafontaine.
• "I expect people to return to a reasonable reading ( of the Maastricht criteria ), " said Flassbeck.
• The government has " no chance ( of 3.0 percent ), " said Flassbeck in a Bloomberg News interview.
• Western German growth in 1996 will be somewhat less than this year, said Heiner Flassbeck, who headed the six-member panel.
• After Oskar Lafontaine resigned from minister in March 1999, Flassbeck's work as a state secretary ended in April 1999 as well.
• "The outlook for the German economy dragging along like this is hardly going to change, " said institute economist Heiner Flassbeck.
• His deputy, Heiner Flassbeck, said the Brazil crisis can be seen as an example of the need to stabilize the foreign-exchange rate.
• Germany's deputy finance minister, Heiner Flassbeck, said stimulating domestic demand in Europe was a priority in the face of the economic slowdown.
• Germany's deputy finance minister, Heiner Flassbeck, identified stimulating domestic demand in Europe as a priority in the face of the economic slowdown.
• Flassbeck explained his positions on economic policy together with economist Frederike Spiecker in their book " The End of Mass Unemployment " ( ).
• "If we cut back wages and benefits, productivity will fall, " said Heiner Flassbeck of the German Institute for Economic Research in Berlin.
• The mark slipped further when Heiner Flassbeck, an economist at Germany's DIW research institute, said the central bank should cut rates to stimulate growth.
• German deputy finance minister Heiner Flassbeck said anxiety over Brazil's situation had added weight to growing international support for the plan to link the major world currencies.
• "They've got to renegotiate to show that they're serious about the issue, " said Heiner Flassbeck, head of the DIW economics department.