Примеры использования Developing and transition economies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developing and transition economies.
Rising FDI from developing and transition economies.
Internet-based electronic finance is increasingly reaching developing and transition economies.
Target Audience: Developing and transition economies throughout the world.
A large proportion has been directed towards other developing and transition economies.
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TNCs from developing and transition economies have become important investors in many LDCs.
The report is entitled‘Foreign Direct Investment from Developing and Transition Economies.
Furthermore, developing and transition economies have increased their commercial presence abroad.
ODR and Digital Economy Development in Developing and Transition Economies.
Developing and transition economies have been highly vulnerable to financial volatility and contagion.
Global, with focus on developing and transition economies.
Functional income distribution has also undergone some profound changes in developing and transition economies.
Net resource outflows from developing and transition economies increased in 2006.
Developing and transition economies are highly vulnerable to financial volatility and contagion.
Implications of outward FDI from developing and transition economies in extractive industries.
The particular conditions in developing and transition economies and the movements towards free-market economies in many countries;
Regional integration and foreign direct investment in developing and transition economies.
As in developing and transition economies, there are structural adjustment imperatives in developed countries.
Public and private investment in developing and transition economies, 1995- 2009.
There is no representation of developing countries in the Committee,although it does liaise with developing and transition economies.
The performance of the banking sector in developing and transition economies in the last two years has been mixed.
The technology gap is evident not only along the traditional North-South divide, but also between developing and transition economies.
The rapid pace of liberalization in many developing and transition economies has contributed to increased cross-border business operations.
These improvements require the development of human and institutional capital in most developing and transition economies, which takes time.
Moreover, a number of developing and transition economies maintain large current account deficitsand overvaluation of their exchange rates.
Since 1985, ASYCUDA has been installed in over 80 developing and transition economies throughout the world.
Most developing and transition economies lack the capital, technology and human resources to meet internationally agreed commercial agricultural quality standards.
Instead, the major destination of net outward transfers from developing and transition economies has been to industrialized countries.
Nine countries in Latin America and East Asia account for 80 per cent of net issues of international bonds by all developing and transition economies.