financial equilibrium

After two years, Yale reached what he called "financial equilibrium."

The belief was that investment would pull the system back into financial equilibrium.

Of course we need financial equilibrium in Europe.

"In reality, I don't think that the profit from sales will play a large part in the financial equilibrium of the operation.

We want only minimum changes in the existing system, those which are required to maintain financial equilibrium in the agriculture sector during this interim period.

The fashion house of Donna Karan, which has long struggled to achieve financial equilibrium, has finally found a potential buyer.

C Channel's President Edgar Cowan predicted 200,000 subscribers and financial equilibrium within a year.

I have therefore tabled an amendment on behalf of the PPE Group that makes it possible to achieve such a financial equilibrium.

- "The structure of financial equilibrium with exogenous yields: The case of incomplete markets" (with Y. Balasko).

In the absence of a new Treaty, the Union is in great need of a financial equilibrium that penalises no one and can usher in a new economic policy.

Prior authorisation allows the financial equilibrium of the social systems to be managed, whilst giving patients guaranteed conditions for reimbursement and the information they require before receiving any hospital treatment abroad.

There is no doubt that supplementary pension funds are a vital instrument in looking after future generations in Europe, not least to guarantee a sustainable financial equilibrium in the long term.

On the other hand, it was the Commission itself which pointed out that financial equilibrium had not yet been achieved, though without it it would not be possible to encourage more environmentally compatible systems.

When donors expressed their dissatisfaction with the poor performance of the sector, the government initiated another sector reform that, again, aimed at improving service quality, gradually attaining a financial equilibrium and improving staff skills.

- "Multiplicity in general financial equilibrium with portfolio constraints," (with Suleyman Basak, Juan Manuel Licari, Anna Pavlova), J. Econ.

Mr. Colaninno said today that the proceeds from a sale would assure Olivetti "financial equilibrium, without an increase in capital" that would have resulted had the company again tried to raise funds in the capital markets.

The amendments that were made on that occasion related especially to certain aspects: the need to encourage more environmentally compatible transport systems and to highlight the fact that a financial equilibrium between the various modes of transport had not yet been achieved.

As an historical note, Cass never really liked this terminology, preferring instead to think of these models as ones of General Financial Equilibrium (GFE) to emphasize the presence of financial assets and the frictions these introduced.

Citicorp, at the midpoint of a two-year plan to restore its financial equilibrium, said yesterday that it would report a loss of $125 million to $150 million for the fourth quarter of 1991, mostly because of bad real estate loans, but would earn a profit this year.

However, the delegations of the two institutions considered that this issue should be examined within the framework of the evaluation report, which the Commission will present within three years, on the economic impact of the liability regime and, in particular, its consequences for the financial equilibrium of recognised organisations.

In the crucial field of cost recovery, a financial model of ONEA was developed in a participatory manner and applied, allowing the government to assess progress towards financial equilibrium of ONEA and providing an objective basis for further tariff revision requests.

The compromise between Parliament and the Council is acceptable, in particular, because it recognises the right of States to take measures to safeguard the financial equilibrium of their social security systems, not least through a prior authorisation system for the financial reimbursement of hospital treatment received in another Member State.

I would like finally to raise the question of prior authorisation for hospital healthcare, the introduction of which is subject to a whole series of limitations on the Member States, even though this principle allows both control of the financial equilibrium of the social systems and a guarantee for patients about the conditions for reimbursement.

They agreed to assist and aid financially the socioeconomic development of French overseas territories, to align social legislation on holidays and equal pay with that of France (something which would raise production costs in all five countries), to allow France to retain its system of export subsidies and import taxes until it could acquire financial equilibrium.