short-term measures
[/ʃɔrt tɜrm ˈmɛʒərz/]
nounpl: short-term measures
medidas de curto prazo
1. Actions or steps taken to address an immediate problem or achieve quick results, typically intended to last for a limited period
The government implemented short-term measures to stabilize the economy during the crisis.
O governo implementou medidas de curto prazo para estabilizar a economia durante a crise.
2. Temporary solutions designed to provide relief or improvement before long-term strategies can be developed
Short-term measures were necessary while the company worked on restructuring.
Medidas de curto prazo foram necessárias enquanto a empresa trabalhava na reestruturação.
In Brazilian and Portuguese business/political discourse, 'medidas de curto prazo' is commonly discussed in contrast with 'medidas de longo prazo' (long-term measures). This terminology is frequently used in economic policy debates, corporate strategy discussions, and crisis management contexts in both Portuguese-speaking countries and English-speaking nations.
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