Примеры использования Globalization of production на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Environmental regulation, globalization of production and technological change.
Nonetheless, these realities have become more glaring in this era of trade liberalization and the globalization of production.
In such cases, globalization of production can have a beneficial structural effect.
Technological development has fostered greater possibilities for the globalization of production and investment.
Driven by consumer demand and the globalization of production and trade, supply and distribution chains are lenthening.
Work continued during the year on the UNU/INTECH project on Environmental Regulation, Globalization of Production and Technological Change.
The globalization of production, of trade and, above all, of finance, is undoubtedly a stimulant to economic development.
Third, globalization had been driven by the expansion of trade,multinational corporations and the globalization of production.
He also noted that the globalization of production had increased the demand for human resources and faster movement of natural persons.
At the same time, that focus needed to be sharpened,since globalization was too narrowly defined and ignored the globalization of production.
The world we face is characterized by increasing globalization of production, liberalization of trade, and an explosion of information technology.
The globalization of production(and consumption) has presented unprecedented opportunities to developing countries to participate in global production networks.
The pilot studies have led to the preparation of a proposal for a three-year project on environmental regulation, globalization of production and technological change.
Moreover, the globalization of production, which had led to diversified sourcing of many important industrial components, gave AD actions a new significance.
Much of the growth in trade has been in trade of materials and components within multinational enterprises andsupply chains as part of the globalization of production.
Economic globalization primarily comprises the globalization of production, finance, markets, technology, organizational regimes, institutions, corporations, and labour.
The changing international trading environment calls for new, more flexible approaches to S&D treatment,more adapted to the realities of a world of increased trade liberalization and the globalization of production.
Export and globalization of production increasingly require the legalization of commercial, technical, and personal documents for multiple countries and languages.
It critically examines and analyzes major international economic trends and institutions such as international monetary andfinancial organizations, globalization of production and distribution, international trade and investment, development, dependency and foreign aid.
The globalization of production has created new opportunities for developing countries to increase their participation in world trade in services through information networks.
Despite the unprecedented prosperity that technological advances and the globalization of production and finance have brought to many countries, especially in the developed world, the majority of mankind is yet under the yoke of persistent poverty.
The globalization of production and the liberalization of trade offer opportunities for all countries and enable developing countries to play a more active role in the world economy.
Today's world faces enormous challenges including among others, globalization of production and trade, conflicts and increased ethnic rivalries, a widening digital divide, and persistent problems of famine, pandemics and unequal resource distribution.
The globalization of production is connected with- although not synonymous with- the globalization of firms; hence there are no more exclusively regional or global markets.
Liberalization of market access and globalization of production of shipping services have in principle resulted in a situation where profits are no longer reserved or market niches protected against foreign competition.
However, the globalization of production makes it difficult to estimate national or regional resource intensities, since consumers in developed countries are increasingly importing resource-intensive products from developing countries.
In response to the need to better capture the globalization of production and the needs of balance-of-payments and national accounts compilers, IMTS2010 encourages compilers to explicitly identify goods for processing where no change of ownership takes place and transactions between related parties.
While globalization of production had offered developing countries the possibility to participate in the supply of various services with their comparative advantage of low costs, significant barriers still remained.
Driven by consumer demand and the globalization of production and trade, supply and distribution chains are getting longer and just-in-time supply, production and distribution systems will increasingly require reliable, flexible, fast and efficient transport systems.
The globalization of production by transnational corporations, the globalization of international finance, globalization of information, and large-scale movements of people have not been matched by a corresponding reshaping of political institutions.