Translation of "Ökonomisch gesehen" in English

The logic of economic reasoning supports the statement made by Mr Martin.

At current market exchange rates, the European Union is now larger economically than the US.

It is also a solution which takes account of the need for environmental protection.

Economically speaking, they increase the minimum shelf life and minimise early spoilage.

Economically viewed it is an exchange of equivalents.

Economically, it is living off the past (including the communist past) and is becoming progressively poorer.

Seen from an economic perspective, it serves to determine the capital requirement in order to compensate an extreme loss.

From an ecological perspective, the case is a necessity.

Firstly because even in purely economic terms no two booms and no two slumps are the same.

Elephants are a tourist attraction and an iconic symbol with a corresponding economic value.

Economically, it provides vital access through the Wheatbelt and Mid West to the resource rich regions of the Pilbara and Kimberley.

The Armenians dominated the various professions and trade in the area and were of great economic significance to the Persian administration.

North Korea, which never had a transition and maintains heavy-handed central planning, is an economic basket case.

This is not, in the EESC's opinion, economically justified, since business performance, and hence taxable profits, are also constrained by purely business obligations.

These products are similarly marketed and economically broadly similar to timeshare, in the sense that there is a substantial payment upfront, followed by payments linked to the later actual use of holiday accommodation (on its own or in combination with travel).

Indeed, on this basis, it was not unreasonable to assume that at least economically it would not make sense for the Norwegian exporting producers to contribute to a drop of the prices of farmed salmon in the Community via dumping practices.

The fundamental economic role played by structural policies is to: a) shield the process of macro-economic growth from upheavals; (b) make the EU more competitive (and thereby enhance its productivity potential); and (c) ensure that growth leads to the creation of more jobs and is more environmental-friendly.

Economically the party favoured balanced budgets and free trade at a time when its opponents advocated protectionism.

In economic terms we are thus concerned with the (potential) demand for certain environmental protection services.