Übersetzung für "Policy uncertainty" in Deutsch

But we still face significant policy uncertainty, which casts a shadow over manufacturing.

No other source of policy uncertainty has been as destabilizing.

In both cases policy and uncertainty variants are an essential element of the analysis.

In the United States, three sources of policy uncertainty will come to a head this autumn.

The increase in economic policy uncertainty seems to have few adverse effects on the world economy.

Likewise, Europe’s latest existential identity crisis is again creating a great deal of policy uncertainty and unpredictability.

With expectations of less political brinkmanship and lower policy uncertainty ahead, consensus projections foresaw faster, more inclusive economic growth.

And how do we move forward confidently amidst regulatory and policy uncertainty?

In many other countries or regions – for example, China, Korea, Japan, Israel, Germany, Italy, and Catalonia – upcoming elections or political transitions have similarly increased policy uncertainty.

First, post-2008 political divisiveness creates massive long-term policy uncertainty, as countries oscillate between governments of the left and the right.

And policy uncertainty in the United States is nothing compared to the UK, where businesses face the twin disruptions of Brexit and (potentially) a Labour government led by the far-left Jeremy Corbyn.

But on the great issues of war, peace, and the balance of power, Europe seems trapped between an insufficiently cohesive foreign policy and uncertainty among individual countries about how to define and secure their national interests.

Yet overregulation, heavy bureaucratic burdens, policy uncertainty, poor digital and transport infrastructure, and, in some industries, a lack of skilled workers, are currently impeding investment by companies in new and existing capacity.

Moreover, short-term domestic growth is likely to be stifled by policy uncertainty, fiscal consolidation, the immediate impact of reforms, and the needed reversal of the country’s monetary- and fiscal-policy stances, from pro- to counter-cyclical.

This will facilitate the conduct of monetary policy by reducing uncertainty and bolstering credibility still further.

But if sound government policies in advanced and major emerging economies contain the downside risks that are more prevalent in the first half of this year – which derive from political and policy uncertainty – a more resilient global economic recovery could take hold in the second half of 2011 and into 2012.

On the tradable side, competitiveness depends not only on human capital, but also on a host of other factors: infrastructure, tax systems, regulatory efficiency, policy-induced uncertainty, and energy and health-care costs.

And the absence of a Europe-wide fiscal policy creates significant uncertainty about how the European Central Bank would finance itself if it suddenly faced large losses on junk bank debt after a big bailout.

One is policy-induced uncertainty, which, by most accounts, amounts to a major impediment to investment.

Continued congressional polarization would maintain policy uncertainty, confound debt and deficit negotiations, and impede economic growth.

In the short term, there are concerns that oil production will peak soon, owing not to the unavailability of reserves, but to obstacles to investment – for example, access to reserves, sanctions, and policy uncertainty.

Despite a brief hiccup after the Brexit vote, the acceleration endured not just Donald Trump’s election as US president, but also the heightening policy uncertainty and geopolitical chaos that he has generated.

But they ought to be making even deeper concessions on debt repayments, where the overhang still creates considerable policy uncertainty for investors.