Примеры использования Dependence on commodities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Economic dependence on commodities.
Such countries typically exhibit high dependence on commodities.
Economic dependence on commodities general.
There is a clear link between poverty and dependence on commodities.
Dependence on commodities has remained high in many developing countries.
But there are also countries whose dependence on commodities has actually increased.
Heavy dependence on commodities, the negative effects of a strong US dollar and rising US interest rates are disadvantages.
Diversification, as the appropriate strategy for breaking dependence on commodities and stabilising export earnings;
Heavy dependence on commodities, the negative effects of a strong US dollar and rising US interest rates are disadvantages.
The recommendations of the panel included the establishment of a joint action plan to mitigate the crisis, and reducing dependence on commodities.
By reducing their dependence on commodities, they will also protect their export earnings from fluctuations in commodity prices.
Lack of structural transformation and of higher productivity activities, with increased dependence on commodities trade;
Third, what is the best approach to reducing dependence on commodities and proceeding to high- value-added products?
Diversification into the services sector, would be conducive to building economic resilience andreducing excessive dependence on commodities.
By reducing their dependence on commodities, this will also make their export earnings less vulnerable to fluctuations in commodity prices see recommendations, part V.
TD(X)/RT.1/6 High-level Round Table on Trade and Development:Directions for the Twenty-first Century- Economic Dependence on Commodities.
The larger issue of falling commodity prices and developing countries' dependence on commodities should also be addressed in UNCTAD and other forums.
Consequently, many developing countries had tried to export expensive manufactured goods andotherwise diversify their exports to lessen their dependence on commodities.
The latter is a major challenge for developing countries due to their dependence on commodities and resource-based manufactures which are subject to pronounced price fluctuations on the world markets.
It must help design appropriate policies at national, regional andinternational levels to capture the opportunities and at the same time, to reduce the dependence on commodities.
Rising food prices were a concern, and engaging in structural transformation to reduce dependence on commodities and accelerate economic diversification remained important objectives for the region.
Dependence on commodities, low per capita income and the fragility or even absence of linkages between industries have all been negative elements hampering Africa's development and growth.
Although this change in the pattern of specialization is dictated by comparative advantage,it is worrisome because excessive dependence on commodities increases the degree of vulnerability faced by the region.
Their dependence on commodities is associated with slow export growth, which, together with terms-of-trade shocks such as those currently experienced by coffee and cotton producing countries, leads to continued low productivity, investment and savings.
According to Fitch, the country's rating position balances strong external andfiscal indicators against high dependence on commodities, a weak banking sector, as well as higher inflation compared to countries with a similar rating.
We stress the importance of adopting development policies and strategies to address constraints and tap opportunities to achieve value addition, industrialization,diversification and a reduction in the dependence on commodities of our economies.
The participants called for concerted measures andactions to support the efforts of the landlocked developing countries to reduce dependence on commodities, including through the diversification of their export base, and enhanced processing of commodities to add value.
Although South-South trade was increasing, it was limited in nature, impact and scope to a few regions;Africa in particular remained on the periphery of the phenomenon as a result largely of the serious structural weakness of African economies and their dependence on commodities.
The dynamic sectors in world trade represent new andemerging opportunities for developing countries to reduce their dependence on commodities and labour- and resource-intensive exports, diversify their economic and technological base, and close the income gap with industrial countries.