Примеры использования Globalization of financial markets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Globalization of financial markets.
Banking deregulation has been both a cause and effect of the globalization of financial markets.
The increased globalization of financial markets and capital flows poses new challenges for the mobilization of adequate resources.
However, that no country was fully protected from the risks inherent in the globalization of financial markets.
Labour security is further undermined by the globalization of financial markets and the emergence of a globalized labour supply.
Most particularly by the growth of emerging capital markets andthe widespread liberalization and globalization of financial markets.
The globalization of financial markets had made international cooperation an essential ingredient of an effective strategy to reduce systematic risk.
In international finance their role was even more limited than in trade andbecame increasingly so with the rapid growth and globalization of financial markets.
We are witnessing the globalization of financial markets, which significantly affect capital, currency and credit flows, as well as the economies of all of nations.
Ix It is also of the utmost importance to improve the current global financial system in response to the challenges posed by the globalization of financial markets.
From a methodological point of view, a study has to be made of the problems posed by the globalization of financial markets and the resulting weakening of the State's regulatory power.
It is certain that with the globalization of financial markets and the multinational reach of companies and their businesses, Corporate Governance has become a worldwide topic.
It is widely recognized that traditional channels of communication with stakeholders, such as annual reports,should be supported by other channels of communication taking into account the complexity and globalization of financial markets and the impact of technology.
The 1990s have seen continuing trade liberalization and globalization of financial markets, resulting in increasingly integrated and complex global systems of production and distribution.
It is widely recognized that traditional channels of communication with stakeholders, such as annual reports,should be supported by other channels of communication taking into account the complexity and globalization of financial markets and the impact of technology.
The institutions responsible for enforcing IFRS need to realize that,due to the growing globalization of financial markets, their enforcement efforts often protect both domestic and international investors.
The globalization of financial markets can create new risks of instability, with the potential to aggravate the volatility of short-term capital flows and adversely affect the international financial system.
UNCTAD also participated in the OAU Forum on Promotion of Financial Market Integration and Development in Africa(Mauritius, 15-17 July 1997), andmade a presentation on the question of globalization of financial markets and its implications for developing countries.
In other words, the globalization of financial markets and the almost total liberalization of trade(of goods, patents, services, etc.) seriously weaken States and constitute an immediate danger for the ushering in and realization of the right to food;
However, there was a need for a better understanding of the risks associated with the widespread liberalization and globalization of financial markets, including the rapid integration of emerging market economies into the global financial system.
While securitization and globalization of financial markets can widen the range of sources of finance and provide better access to international financial markets at lower cost, this access remains restricted to a small number of borrowers.
Addressing, through research and analysis, issues pertaining to domestic resource mobilization, augmentation of official development assistance and increasing international private capital flows; the new challenges faced by the international financial system; and the financial opportunities andchallenges presented by the increased role of the private sector in economic activity and the globalization of financial markets;
Intergovernmental dialogue at the United Nations on the globalization of financial markets, international financial stability and early warning, prevention and response to financial crises that advance discussion on such matters;
Despite this fact, and improvements in the macroeconomic policy environment since the mid-1990s, the region has difficulty attracting enough foreign investment to fill the gap between domestic savings and investment financing requirements. This reflects the combined effects of political instability, poor infrastructure and institutions, weak governance, a high level of corruption, macroeconomic policy instability, and an increase in competition for foreign direct investments(FDIs)due to the globalization of financial markets.
To ensure the globalization of financial markets and to protect poor countries from the adverse effects of the volatility of exchange rates, there was a need to develop mechanisms to monitor short-term capital flows and to assist poor countries in preventing disruption of their financial markets. .
Within the context of an increasingly integrated and complex global economic system of production and distribution,trade liberalization and globalization of financial markets, the major thrust of the development strategy of the Government of the Republic of Suriname lies in the revitalization and strengthening of production and export capacity as the main engines of growth while maintaining financial and monetary stability.
The globalization of financial markets can generate new risks of instability, including interest rate and exchange rate fluctuations and volatile short-term capital flows, which require all countries to pursue sound economic policies and to recognize the external economic impact of their domestic policies.
Intergovernmental dialogue at the United Nations on the globalization of financial markets, international financial stability and early warning, prevention and response to financial crises and appropriate mechanisms to address, in a sustainable manner, the problems derived from difficulties to pay foreign debt that advance discussion on such matters;
Notes that the globalization of financial markets can generate new risks of instability, including interest rate and exchange rate fluctuations and volatile short-term capital flows, which require all countries to pursue sound economic policies and to recognize the external economic impact of their domestic policies;
The globalization of financial markets and liberalization of trade, the growing interdependence among countries, the emergence of borderless economic spaces and deregulation in many areas of economic activity have transformed the world economy, and are creating new dynamics in the functioning of the international markets that directly affect the consumer.