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Iv The mandate of the Working Group required it to take into account the experience of developing countries in completing its tasks;
Experience of developing countries and countries in transition.
A more detailed discussion of the impact of technical regulations on trade, is presented in section E, in the context of the experience of developing countries.
Topic 1- Experience of developing countries with the implementation of competition law and policy.
However, since other reasons may lead to differential impacts between developed and developing countries, the following sections analyse(1) the case of industrialized countries and(2) the experience of developing countries and countries in transition.
The experience of developing countries clearly shows the possible developmental gains accruing to them from trade in professional services.
The human effects of rising unemployment andcontinued crisis were extremely high, and the experience of developing countries that had undergone crises in recent decades pointed to the risk not only of a"lost decade", but rather that of a"lost generation.
The experience of developing countries in applying current impact and adaptation methodologies and their emerging needs;
Similar assistance has been given to countries of Eastern European nations andthe Commonwealth of Independent States in efforts to draw on the experience of developing countries in other regions- notably Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Malaysia, Peru, the Philippines, Uruguay and Singapore- in strengthening their management and organizational skills to consolidate the political, economic and social reforms they have launched.
The experience of developing countries adversely affected by globalization had shown that equity and fairness were untenable in the emerging global order.
Section II highlights some of the main impediments with respect to fostering international competitiveness in developing countries, section III looks at how competition law and policy addresses anti-competitive practices in a developing country, and section IV examines the role of foreign direct investment(FDI) and export promotion in facilitating competitiveness,as well as the experience of developing countries in fostering competitiveness.
What can be learned from the experience of developing countries that have put in place general and/or specialized innovation funding programmes?
Mr. Sersale Di Cerisano(Assistant Director-General for United Nations Affairs and Special Representative of the Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization(UNIDO) to the United Nations System)said that the report of UNIDO(A/53/254) reviewed the experience of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in adapting their industrial development policies and strategies to the challenges posed by economic globalization.
The experience of developing countries with NEFs has shown that the use of these funds is often based on ad hoc decisions, emergencies or political priorities.
The secretariat would prepare documents reviewing the experience of developing countries in the area of simplified incorporation of micro-business and small and medium-sized enterprises(MSMEs), taking into account legal aspects of incorporation in other countries. .
The experience of developing countries indicates that for economic growth to benefit the entire population, the development of small and medium-sized enterprises is a fundamental component of private sector growth.
The experience of developing countries has increasingly shown us the hard truth that the democratic political system, as well as economic growth, will be hampered if they are not able to incorporate the most vulnerable sectors of society.
However, the experience of developing countries where diversification activities have been successfully initiated and developed clearly shows that this was possible owing to a combination of various interrelated factors and external and domestic conditions.
The experience of developing countries in this context is relatively limited(see chapter V). However, the effects of environmental policies on the competitiveness of developing countries may be somewhat different from that of the OECD countries. .
The experience of developing countries that have put the principles into action show that they have not only helped to ensure that aid is better managed, but also to strengthen core state functions, for example by improving the management of all public expenditure, procurement and accountability.
The experience of developing countries during the past several years has also demonstrated that financial crises are contagious; that is, once difficulties emerge, markets do not adequately discriminate between countries with strong and weak fundamentals, or between those with strong and weak economic structures and macroeconomic management.
The experience of developing countries reveals that, for positive outcomes to result, liberalization must proceed at a speed that is not too rapid for local actors, the regulatory framework and social safety net must be adequate, and there must be a competitive business environment and suitable accompanying policies to ensure that economies enhance their capacity to integrate beneficially into the world economy.
But the experiences of developing countries are not all failures.
In the experience of developed countries, the minimum wage should be not less than 60% of the average.
The experience of developed countries suggests that product quality can and should be managed.
The experience of developed countries shows that the ultimate success of societies depends on the.
Mr. H. Schmitz, Fellow,Comparative experiences of developing countries.
To that end, the commitment, resources and experience of developed countries were urgently needed.
Experiences of developed countries;