Примеры использования Domestic saving на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Gross domestic saving.
The new Programme of Action should mobilize more resources for development through increased domestic saving and international financial support.
Gross domestic saving, as percentage of GDP.
The account does not includes items like domestic saving and capital transfer.
Low domestic saving ratios have been common in most African LDCs.
In Latin America, for instance, the share of gross domestic saving to GDP was lower in 1996 than in 1980.
Domestic saving and investment, and international trade had a much larger potential.
To a large extent it was financed by external capital, since domestic saving increased more slowly than GDP.
Domestic saving must be the major source of private and public funds for investment.
In most countries, households contribute a major share of domestic saving which, in some countries, is as high as 80 per cent.
Domestic saving climbed but external saving dipped to 2.5 per cent of regional GDP.
During the debate, it was noted that both domestic saving and investment have remained low in the countries of the region.
Domestic saving rates are high and financing these deficits does not pose an immediate problem.
The left-hand side of the identity is the difference between domestic saving and domestic investment, S- I, known as net capital outflow.
As a result, domestic saving and investment remain low and the countries lack revenues and resources for development and diversification.
In order to deal with vulnerability and volatility, it was recommended that increases in domestic saving and investment be set as a medium-term goal.
Domestic saving and investment were high; investment, especially in construction and real estate, was possibly too high.
By increasing political stability,such legitimacy is also conducive to promoting domestic saving and investment and preventing capital flight.
This notwithstanding, gross domestic saving remains inadequate at 18 per cent, relative to investment requirements targeted at 25 per cent.
For providing of competitiveness of national economy certain seven long-term priorities that based on open market economy with the high level of foreign investments and domestic saving.
The gross domestic saving rate of developed economies in the first half of the 1990s averaged over 21.5 per cent, which is comparable to the rate in the mid-1980s.
The prospects for 1998 and beyond depend on the ability to raise domestic saving and investment, as well as to attract foreign capital inflows into a broader range of industries.
Low-income countries have huge needs for investment in infrastructure and the social sector, butface problems of unchanged economic structure and low domestic saving.
In the former countries, the pay-off includes higher domestic saving and investment rates, as well as attraction of investment-increasing long-term capital inflows.
Countries that received net financial transfers were able to import more goods and services than they exported to the rest of the world andexpand their investment beyond what domestic saving would otherwise have financed.
While most domestic saving in Africa is of private origin(individuals and private enterprises), private savings remain consistently low, mostly because of government policies.
Specifically, African economies are characterized by a low level of per capita income,high marginal propensity to consume and low gross domestic saving(GDS) rates in proportion to national income.
However, domestic saving is very low in Africa, and most of the resource requirements rely on external sources such as borrowing, official development assistance(ODA) and foreign direct investment.
As Erdogan coasts the wave of popularity he's enjoyed for his previous successes, he's neglected a few points of housekeeping,including the domestic saving rate, stagnant productivity, rising unemployment and increasing labour costs.
Neither gross domestic investment nor gross domestic saving was expected to increase dramatically in those countries; in fact, they might even decline, particularly in Africa and Latin America.