Примеры использования High levels of indebtedness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Initiatives to reduce high levels of indebtedness and poverty.
Given such high levels of indebtedness, it remains unclear whether these concessions will help rescue regional economies or lead to conditions whereby it is possible to allocate funds to meet social needs and promote regional development.
A number of countries continue to exhibit high levels of indebtedness, however.
However, the high levels of indebtedness of many small island developing States limit their access to international capital markets.
In the context of prevailing global economic realities, adjustment for high levels of indebtedness was of even greater importance.
Due, in part, to their high levels of indebtedness, CARICOM member States had almost no capacity to respond to the crisis with countercyclical measures.
Private investment will only return when activity levels occupy a large installed capacity, now idle, and household consumption levels will only return to normality after job recovery,income and high levels of indebtedness.
As many developed anddeveloping countries have been trying to address high levels of indebtedness, austerity measures targeting public expenditure have threatened to exacerbate the situation.
Adaptation has been made particularly difficult by the sector's historically high levels of indebtedness and, more recently, by the impact of stringent monetary policies on profitability.
In terms of public finances, the countries' high levels of indebtedness, which in various cases are above 50 per cent of GDP, acted as a major constraint and forced fiscal policy to move in the same direction as the business cycle.
Although the Governments of small island developing States have become more involved in disaster management activities,the development of measures to reduce disaster risk is hindered by low employment, high levels of indebtedness, loss of preferred markets and a dearth of economic activities beyond tourism.
The two most important factors which limit investor interest are high levels of indebtedness and instability of foreign exchange earnings, as in countries heavily dependent on a few commodity exports.
The opportunity of using public funding has been reduced in recent years because of reduced budgetary resources as a result of the persistent economic recession and, in some countries, high levels of indebtedness, which makes it impossible for Governments to bear any further large increase in public debt or financial commitments.
The Minister of Finance called attention to the high levels of indebtedness of Guinea-Bissau and asked for the support of the Commission in speeding up the process that would make the country benefit from the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative.
The deflationary impact of these policies, through reduction of national budgets andausterity programmes, in addition to high levels of indebtedness, combined with liberalization, deregulation and privatization, have often increased unemployment and worsened income distribution.
The explanation for that situation lay in the accumulation of such factors as poor physical infrastructure,a generally unskilled labour force, high levels of indebtedness, high inflation and small domestic markets, problems which the African countries must face up to by seeking to establish sound macroeconomic equilibrium and suitable infrastructure, and by investing in social programmes to promote the integration of their people in the global system.
The experience of many commodity producers is familiar; persistently tight external constraints owing to weak andvolatile prices, high levels of indebtedness and stagnant or falling ODA all contributed to a weak investment dynamic and stalled diversification, perpetuating a poverty trap UNCTAD, 2003, 2004.
On the one hand, they demanded a respectful dialogue on the part of the European Union.It is not acceptable to treat Greece as a“pariah State” because of its high level of indebtedness.
Hence, there is a high level of indebtedness, with the share of gross external debt to GDP ratio projected to be 29.8 percent in 2010, up from 11.5 percent in 2008.
Eligibility assessments consider the track record of cooperation with the Paris Club and the IMF, a high level of indebtedness, eligibility only for International Development Assistance(IDA) financing and low GDP per capita USD 755 or less.
The wisdom of prioritizing poor countries over middle-income countries was challenged, given that some countries' high level of indebtedness and vulnerable positions vis-à-vis business cycles in developed countries.
However, a number of factors continue to imperil the process, including the absence of land management and micro-regional development plans owing to a shortage of resources, legal insecurity with respect to land ownership, poor soil on the agricultural estates available for the first settlements acquired in the former conflict zone, disputes caused by, inter alia, ignorance of historic claims, speculation in land prices,differing credit arrangements and a high level of indebtedness.
The limitations on development imposed by the high level of indebtedness of some medium- and low-income countries of the region;
She understood that Nicaragua had gone through a very difficult economic situation, because of a high level of indebtedness.
The high level of indebtedness that continues to make the debt of many African countries difficult to manage.
Greater efforts must be made to address the needs of middle-income developing countries,in particular the high level of indebtedness that those countries face.
That situation had been aggravated by a series of unfortunate events that had afflicted the country: civil wars, natural disasters including hurricane Mitch in 1998 and hurricane Felix in 2002,together with the country's high level of indebtedness.
While giving credit to those creditors who had agreed to cancel or reschedule the debts of some countries, he pointed out that many developing countries, in particular the least developed among them,still recorded an extremely high level of indebtedness.
Ms. Bethel(Bahamas), speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), observed that although the international economic environment for developing countries had generally improved,the CARICOM countries were still struggling to achieve positive economic growth, owing to their very high level of indebtedness, non-concessionary status with respect to resources of the international financial institutions, and erosion of their preferential access to the markets of their major development partners.