Vertaling van "public spending crowding-out from " (Frans → Nederlands) :

Deuxièmement, une forte affluence de projets d'aide peut inciter des cadres qualifiés présents sur le marché du travail à quitter le secteur privé pour le secteur public, compromettant ainsi la croissance économique du secteur privé : dans ce cas, on parle de l'effet d'éviction (« crowding out effect »).
Ten tweede, kan een grote toestroom van hulpprojecten ertoe leiden dat op de arbeidsmarkt geschoolde kaders worden weggetrokken uit de privésector naar de publieke sector, en dat daardoor de economische groei in de privésector wordt ontmoedigd (in dat geval spreekt men over het zogenoemd « crowding out »-effect.

8. “Evidence of public spending crowding-out from a panel of OECD countries”, Applied Economics, 29, pgs 1001-1010 (1997)
8. “Evidence of public spending crowding-out from a panel of OECD countries”, in: Applied Economics 29 (1997), p. 1001-1010.

3. Différents pays de l'OCDE coopèrent autour de « Declaration on access to research data from public spending » au sein des commissions de l'OCDE instituées à cet effet.
3. Er is een samenwerking rond « Declaration on access to research data from public spending » met de verschillende landen van de OESO binnen de hiervoor instaande commissies van de OESO.

It is not possible to carry out money laundering on checks on people who might not yet have been identified (or even born!) (ii) Identity checks should also be risk-based, with stricter checks being justified in cases of higher risk (iii) The extent to which corporate entities need verification beyond that which is publicly available from public records should be restricted to companies registered in or with material links to higher risk jurisdictions which do not meet acceptable standards.
It is not possible to carry out money laundering on checks on people who might not yet have been identified (or even born!) (ii) Identity checks should also be risk-based, with stricter checks being justified in cases of higher risk (iii) The extent to which corporate entities need verification beyond that which is publicly available from public records should be restricted to companies registered in or with material links to higher risk jurisdictions which do not meet acceptable standards.