Примеры использования Dynamic products на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Dynamic products.
That had provided new tradingopportunities for developing countries, including in more dynamic products.
Annex: Dynamic products in world export.
It includes all activities associated with assembling andreleasing a range of static and dynamic products via a range of channels.
Dynamic products and their competitiveness factors.
Some participants wondered whether the innovative financing approaches discussed are not applicable only to relatively small markets for new, dynamic products.
Dynamic products in the context of trade in textiles and clothing.
Though a rough estimate,standard deviation of HS four-digit shows that dynamic products from Africa are more spread out than those of from the Americas or Asia.
Dynamic products in world exports, ranked by change in market share, 1985- 2000.
On the other hand, there are only a couple of products found in ores andmineral sector(HS 25- 27), which is one major area of concentration of dynamic products to the South.
At any rate, the dynamic products enjoy higher income elasticity of demand.
The developing countries as a whole appear to have become major players in markets for many dynamic sectors,accounting for 30 per cent of world exports of the 20 most dynamic products table 2.
One hundred and five dynamic products to the South from Africa were identified, 67 from the Americas and 83 from Asia.
Textiles and clothing products for which quota-fill rates were high during the quota-restriction period of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing, for example cotton and man-made fibre garments,will be dynamic products for the highly restricted countries.
Most dynamic products are those that exhibited the highest increase in the intensive margin.
Table 1 shows the trend growth rates for the period 1985- 2000 of the 240 most dynamic products in world exports, which accounted for nearly 40 per cent of the value of world exports by 2000.
Table 2: Dynamic products in world exports, ranked by growth in world export value.
Thus, in the post-ATC competition environment, identifying dynamic products and diversifying into them are all the more important for developing countries exporting textiles and clothing.
Dynamic products from Asia are clearly concentrated in the group of high skill/technology manufactures.
These have created new trading opportunities for many developing countries,including in dynamic products, but they also come with potential costs linked to the dominant position within these chains of large and powerful TNCs.
These dynamic products grew at 12 per cent annually over the 15-year period and raised their market share by almost 15 per cent.
Table 1(Annex 1) shows the 25 most dynamic products groups in world trade in terms of export value growth during 1995-2005.
Identifying dynamic products, as well as the driving force of dynamism, and helping developing countries to participate in the trade of dynamic products; .
This is most apparent in the case of iron and steel products, where dynamic products to the South are semi-processed articles(e.g. iron bars and rods), whereas those to the North are finished articles e.g. tubes and pipes.
Thirdly, dynamic products to the North show additional areas of concentration in relatively labour-intensive manufacturing sectors, e.g. paper products(HS 48), and textile and clothing HS 56 and 61.
For LDCs andsmall countries which might be affected by post-ATC competition, dynamic products could provide new export possibilities since they do not necessarily require large investments, while at the same time providing opportunities for increasing value added and developing niche markets.
Firstly, dynamic products to both destinations(the South and the North) are broadly concentrated in the sectors that are mentioned above, confirming that these are the sectors where developing countries have been accumulating their supply capacity, and moving towards specialization in the global market sphere.
In the post-ATC competition environment,where there is not a quota-secured market, dynamic products offer great potential for developing countries to diversify into higher-value-added products, to differentiate their products from those of their competitors, and to generate greater profit margins.
The share of top 25(50) dynamic products from the South to the North account for 3.9 per cent(5.5 per cent) of total South- North exports in 2005.
Among these 40 most dynamic products, 25 belong to four manufacturing categories: electronic and electrical goods(SITC 75, 76, 77); automotive(SITC 78, 79); engines and parts(SITC 71); and apparel SITC 84.