Примеры использования Growth of trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Growth of trade was uneven over time.
Therefore, we are interested in the growth of trade.
Data on growth of trade, investment and finance attest to intensified globalization.
International forums could also play a role in creating an atmosphere conducive to the growth of trade among developing countries.
The growth of trade with India brought coastal people in much of the Malay world into contact with Hinduism.
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It also assesses some major challenges facing the region andthe role of regional supply chains as opportunities for growth of trade.
The growth of trade over the last decade is widely seen as the distinctive feature of economic globalization.
Another important feature of global economic trends is the growth of trade in services in general, for which the movement of persons is an inherent mode of supply.
The growth of trade in 2003 would depend largely on the strength of the United States' recovery.
Dynamics of the trade turnover of Ukraine andScandinavia shows stable growth of trade in the short term and positive outlook to reduce the net balance in the long term.
Growth of trade and increased financial flows offer opportunities for expansion of employment in many countries.
These indicators will allow comparable data to be developed on the globalization of trade, trade performance, growth of trade and foreign direct investment in the UNECE region.
The growth of trade in the absence of sufficient rates of production of goods in the country may soon come to end.
Under the theme of transport and communications, the Commission has emphasized infrastructure andprotocols as instrumental to the growth of trade and regional economic cooperation.
In the second half of the 1990s, the growth of trade in the European transition economies was unstable and tended to slacken.
The volume of world trade is likely to grow by 6 per cent in 1994 and is forecast to increase by around 7per cent in 1995, returning the growth of trade to pre-recession levels.
Encouraging the growth of trade, improving its structure, and expanding industrial cooperation constitute our key priority.
They also emphasized the need for harmonization of customs procedures, improvement of shipping and port facilities andsimplification of visa procedures for rapid growth of trade.
It has permitted the growth of trade, economic, political, social and cultural development, for both developed and underdeveloped countries.
Protectionist measures such as tariff rate quotas, tariff peaks, tariff escalation and strict sanitary andphytosanitary requirements were hindering the growth of trade in agriculture and moving up into the higher value added segment of agricultural production.
Also, with the growth of trade in goods and services, the expansion of distribution networks globally implies increasing trade in distribution services.
As negotiations under the GATS are gaining momentum, it is important to pre-empt protectionist trends by locking in the openness that cross-border trade inservices currently enjoys and to ensure continued growth of trade in services through this mode of supply.
In industrial countries the growth of trade has significantly exceeded the growth of gross domestic product, while in developing countries it has increased even faster.
The Azerbaijani President noted that very positive and dynamic development of relations between the two countries,the scope of cooperation in all areas, the growth of trade in the economic sphere were highlighted during a recent meeting with the President of Russia in Astrakhan.
The growth of trade in manufacturing has been accompanied by a relocation of production of many manufactured goods from developed to developing and transition economies.
In spite of recent general progress made in trade facilitation, the growth of trade has actually led to an increase in expenditures on administrative inefficiencies and paperwork.
The growth of trade and direct investment flows increased macroeconomic linkages and therefore the demand for certain services provided by the international financial system.
There is a very clear interrelationship between global growth and the growth of trade and finance, which the Consensus considers to be the basis for increased financial resources for developing countries.
The growth of trade between the newly independent United States and Britain after 1783 seemed to confirm Smith's view that political control was not necessary for economic success.
It has been pointed out for many decades that economic indicators such as the gross national product(GNP)per capita or the growth of trade represent means rather than levels of accomplishment of a society in its quest for prosperity and better standards of living.