Примеры использования A net transfer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Issuance Retirement Cancellation a Net transfer is equal to transfer minus acquisition.
A Net transfers are defined as loan disbursements less principal repayments/prepayments and interest/charges received.
Issuance Retirement Cancellation a Net transfer is equal to transfer minus acquisition.
In fact, 1992 was the first year in a decade in which Latin America enjoyed an import surplus financed by a net transfer of resources.
The $32 increase in the average oil price during 2011 implied a net transfer of $450 billion from oil-importing to oil-exporting countries.
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There was a net transfer of official resources out of the developing countries in 1996, as the new inflows of official loans and grants were less than the outflows of interest and principal.
It has been occurring in manydeveloping countries as well, where it is characterized by a net transfer of jobs from agriculture to services.
These countries had received a net transfer of financial resources between 1991 and 1996, which enabled them to finance an excess of imports over exports.
After almost a decade of outflow, capital-importing developing countries received a net transfer of financial resources, which reached around $21 billion in 1992.
In 1996, there had been a net transfer of official resources out of the developing countries, as new inflows of official loans had been less than the outflows of interest and principal.
But individual wealth also includes the expectation that one will receive a net transfer in the future, either from one's adult children or from a public programme.
A net transfer is the difference between the transfers one expects to make, such as payroll taxes, and the transfers one expects to receive, such as benefits from a public pension programme.
Developing countries, as a group, are estimated to have made a net transfer of financial resources of approximately $826.6 billion to developed countries in 2011.
The Secretary-General: One stark fact should be on our minds throughout this timely Dialogue: in 2002,for the sixth consecutive year, developing countries made a net transfer of resources to other countries.
Recent estimates indicate that developing countries provided a net transfer of financial resources to developed countries of approximately $557 billion during 2010.
IMF's policy is said to have slowed economic growth, and in addition, from 1986 to 1990,IMF was actually withdrawing funds from developing countries since it benefited from a net transfer of 6.3 billion dollars a year.
Such de-industrialization in developing countries is characterized by a net transfer of jobs from agriculture to services, many of which are low-paying and precarious.
They thus represent a net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries, and are a major component of the financing of the increasingly large external account imbalances of some developed countries.
In 1997, the developing countries made a net transfer of financial resources abroad of almost $27 billion, the first“negative transfer” since 1990 see table III.1.
In 1990, the developing countries transferred $31 billion abroad; but in the next year the trade balance reversed andthe developing countries began to enjoy an import surplus financed by a net transfer of resources.
Innovative measures to ease the debt burden should guarantee a net transfer of resources to the developing countries in order to equip them with the necessary means to stimulate their economic growth.
Those objectives could be achieved only through negotiations involving debtors, creditors and financial institutions, following an exhaustive analysis of the problem andof any solutions that might help to alleviate the debt burden and secure a net transfer of resources from developed to developing countries.
Debts should be rescheduled without being subject to political criteria, and a net transfer of resources to the developing countries should be guaranteed in order to provide the impetus for their economic growth.
They stressed that the solution to the debt problem must go much further than the establishment of transitory relief measures and be based on a genuine joint effort between debtors and creditors without selectivity,taking into account all the dimensions of the problem and ensuring a net transfer of financial resources to indebted countries.
Analyses have shown, for example, that under some circumstances,public education programmes can result in a net transfer of resources to the wealthy, who make greater use of the educational system, particularly at the higher levels.
Developing countries made a net transfer of financial resources to other countries in 2002 for a sixth consecutive year, as payments of foreign investment income and net financial outflows, including increases in holdings of foreign reserves, exceeded receipts of foreign investment income and net financial inflows from abroad see table 1.
Changes in the policies applied by the multilateral financial institutions were also necessary in order to ensure a net transfer of resources to developing countries through reductions in interest rates and extensions of debt maturity dates.
The reduction in requirements for posts results largely from a net transfer of posts to the programme of work, including the redeployment of one D-1 post from subprogramme 1 in exchange for one P-5 post from the Centre's New York Liaison Office, the redeployment of one P-4, one P-3 and one Local level post to subprogramme 2 and the redeployment of one P-2 post for an information technology officer from subprogramme 2.
Despite these positive developments regarding net financial flows to developing countries,2004 marked the seventh consecutive year of a net transfer of resources out of developing countries, at a record level of some $350 billion in 2004.