Примеры использования Concentration index на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNCTAD's merchandise export concentration index.
Income concentration index Gini coefficient.
Gini Coefficient(income concentration index) 6.13.
The concentration index measures the degree of market concentration. .
Least developed countries market concentration index, 2000- 2011.
Export concentration index of landlocked developing countries and other country groups, 2000-2011.
In the case of the African LDCs, the concentration index surged from 0.25 in 1995 to 0.58 in 2011.
The concentration index for least developed countries has been increasing, which indicates a higher reliance on the export of few products, notably primary commodities see chart 3.
For its part, the Western Asia concentration index is above the average see figure 3.
It also noted that Cameroon met the criteria in part because its substantial exports of petroleum resulted in a high export concentration index and hence a low EDI.
The merchandise export concentration index of 48 LDCs in 2011 ranged from 0.14(Nepal) to 0.97 Angola.
Keywords: the concentration of the banking system,the Herfindahl- Hirschman concentration index, the overall index of industry concentration. .
Thus, the income concentration index(measured through Gini coefficient) soared up to 0.422 vs.
It was suggested that, in its future work,UNCTAD might consider the feasibility of including services in the computation of the concentration index, as this would increase its relevance to small island developing States and other developing countries.
The Herfindahl-Hirschmann concentration index suggests that trade concentration had increased from 0.33 in 2000 up to 0.54 in 2008.
The proxies chosen to reflect these in low-income countries were the instability of agricultural production, the instability of the export of goods andservices(measurement of instability is discussed in sect. 5.2) and the export concentration index.
The Herfindahl- Hirschman concentration index, the overall index of industry concentration. .
A low level of economic diversification, as measured by a composite index(economic diversification index) based on the share of manufacturing in GDP, the share of the labour force in industry, annual per capita commercial energy consumption andUNCTAD's merchandise export concentration index.
As noted by UNCTAD, this index discriminates more finely than the concentration index between countries that are relatively more diversified, and conversely.
The commodity concentration index, which reflects how both exports and imports are concentrated on a few products, is considerably higher in Afghanistan and the Central Asian economies than the developing country average figure B.
Available references which would provide indications of this situation are the diversification and concentration indexes published in table 4.5 of the UNCTAD Handbook. UNCTAD Handbook of International Trade and Development Statistics 1995.
Export concentration index: percentage of three highest export categories in total exports of goods and services, or export diversification index of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD);
A more worrying trend is that the diversification of LDC economies has narrowed over the years judged from data on the evolution of the merchandise export concentration index since 1995 for LDCs as a group when the index value virtually doubled between 1995 and 2011- from 0.22 to 0.43.
As the concentration index assesses vulnerability, it is included in the Economic Vulnerability Indices, which is one of the criteria used by the United Nations Committee for Development Policy for the identification of least developed countries United Nations, 2008.
The Economic Diversification Index of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) is a composite index based on the share of manufacturing in GDP, the share of the labourforce employed in industry, annual per capita commercial energy consumption and an Export Concentration Index.
The export concentration index for developing countries as a group fell sharply from nearly 0.6 in 1980 to around 0.2 in 2003, and their share of high-value-added exports- comprising manufactures employing medium- to high-level skill and technology inputs- increased from 20 to nearly 50 per cent.
The article analyzes the concentration indices.
Calculating derived indicators on subjects tackled by UNCTAD and considered by developing countries tobe of highest priority, such as the terms of trade or the trade concentration indices, the latter being used as criteria for inclusion in the list of the least developed countries.
Export concentration(UNCTAD index);
Index of income concentration Gini coefficient.