Betekenis van:
economic expert

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Director/Head of unit/Adviser/linguistic expert; economic expert; legal expert; medical expert; scientific expert; research expert; financial expert, audit expert
2. The Commission shall submit the expert evaluation to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions.
3. setting up a European Securities Markets Expert Group to provide legal and economic advice on the application of the EU securities Directives
4. The Commission concludes that the part of the aid that covers the actual project losses calculated ex post by an independent expert facilitates the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas without adversely affecting trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.
5. In such circumstances, it should be determined whether an undertaking has obtained an economic advantage from the transaction, for which purpose the third subparagraph of point 43 of the 1994 Aviation Guidelines stipulates that the company ‘must be valued by an independent expert who must indicate, under normal circumstances, a going-concern value for the company […]’.
6. The expert detailed the main points of difference between the initial plan as presented in October and its April 2005 update. The main purpose of the revised plan is to realign the 2005 figures with the budget presented after the initial plan, so the activity forecast for 2005 has been revised, the €/$ exchange rate has been adapted to the present situation, and the rate of implementation of the economic measures has been readjusted in line with what has been achieved.
7. CODE LIST AND EXPLANATORY ITEMS FOR SURVEY DATA OF LEVEL I AND LEVEL II PLOTS The specific provisions established by each chapter are based on technical recommendations of Expert Panels of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe International Co-operative Programme on Assessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests (ICP Forests). A distinction is made between mandatory and optional monitoring activities (parameters, methods, etc.).
8. In this regard, the expert pointed out that in the case of index-linked certificates the results of the simulation appeared difficult to reconcile with fundamental economic mechanisms: it was not apparent why index-linked certificates should command fees so much lower than the average obtained in the equity-linked bank bonds subsample. This point, coupled with the evidence about the low explanatory power of the regressions for the fees of indexed certificates, suggested in the expert’s opinion that more weight should be given in this case to the result of the simple comparison of average values, which gave a more decisive indication of market conformity.
9. The calculation of the aid as carried out by the experts is vitiated, not only by material errors and deficiencies on the economic side as mentioned by HSBC, but also by fundamental errors of law which render it invalid and unusable by the Commission.’ The memorandum's author challenges the quantification of the aid set out in the expert report and states that, in quantifying the aid, account should be taken only of the net cost to the State of its intervention in favour of the company.
10. Regarding the sale by the State of 100 % of its shares in Sementsverksmiðjan hf., in Decision No 421/04/COL to open the formal investigation procedure, the Authority questioned the applicability to the case at hand of Chapter 18B of the State Aid Guidelines on the sale by public authorities of land and buildings. The Authority considered that the State was not merely selling land and buildings which it owned but its shares in a 100 % owned undertaking. Furthermore, the Authority had doubts whether the sale had taken place in accordance with the market investor principle. It was uncertain to what extent the State took into account other considerations beyond the mere economic return of the transaction during the negotiation process and whether, accordingly, the price obtained in the sale corresponded to the market value of the company. With the notification of the transaction, the Icelandic authorities had presented a valuation of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. carried out by an independent expert on the basis of the liquidation value. In the decision to open the formal investigation procedure, the Authority questioned whether the value of a company in operation could be assumed to be equivalent to its liquidation value, which is based on the supposition that operations would cease.