investment bust, thrift shifts

[Gwen84]

PLease, I need these words translated into Spanish for a translation that I have to do:

*Investment bust
*Thrift shift
*policymakers
*Fuel a boom(in the past)
*policy tools
*War chests
*Current-account deficit
*House prices
*Camp
*Comentators
*Long-term structural Shifts
*Saving glut
*barrel along
*Tailspin
*pilling up dollar assets

Thanks in advance.

 

[flightgoddess]

PLease I need these words translated into spanish for a translation that I have to do

*Investment bust
*Thrift shift
*policymakers
*Fuel a boom(in the past)
*policy tools
*War chests
*Current-account deficit (déficit actual de cuenta)
*House prices
*Camp
*Comentators (comentaristas?)
*Long-term structural Shifts (cambios estructurales de largo plazo)
*Saving glut
*barrel along
*Tailspin
*pilling up dollar assets

Thanx in advance

Here are a couple in blue, maybe you could help us out by providing context/explaination/definition for the rest? Especially the red ones....

 

[Gwen84]

OK, in context:

*To understand those, two other factors have to be considered: differences in countries' economic structures, and diferences in policymakers' reactions to the investment bust.

*America is at one extreme. Its corpoprate thrift shifts was smaller than...

*To protect exports and to build up vast war chests of reserves.

*countries that saw the biggest rises in house prices also saw the biggest drops in savings.

*One camp argues that the saving glut is a temporary and largely cyclical phenomenon.

* Costumers will continue to barrel along.

 

[Fernando]

policymakers = legisladores
investment bust = caída de las inversiones
thrift shifts = ¿desplazamientos del ahorro?
war chests = cajas de guerra
house prices = precios locales
camp = bando
saving glut = exceso de ahorro
barrel along =¿?
current-account deficit = déficit por cuenta corriente
tailspin = en picado

 

[cenriquet]

ok in context:

*countries that saw the biggest rises in house prices also saw the biggest drops in savings.

Creo que
house prices puede traducirse mejor por precio de la vivienda

La frase vendría a quedar algo así como:

los países que ven las mayores subidas en el precio de la vivienda también ven las mayores caídas en el ahorro/los ahorros.