Примеры использования Infrastructure sectors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Restructuring infrastructure sectors.
In most infrastructure sectors, governments can create an independent body for this purpose.
Recent experience in major infrastructure sectors.
Restructuring infrastructure sectors 17-31 11 English Page.
Competition issues differ across and within infrastructure sectors.
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Restructuring of infrastructure sectors 66-82 15.
For strategic reasons,countries may be reluctant to fully privatize their infrastructure sectors.
Restructuring infrastructure sectors legislative recommendation 3 and paras. 18-21.
As discussed earlier, the scope for competition varies considerably in different infrastructure sectors.
Rules governing infrastructure sectors in most countries include price or profit regulation.
Industry of electronic, electrical andinstrument is one of the infrastructure sectors in Uzbekistan.
The agriculture, energy and infrastructure sectors have been identified as priorities.
Infrastructure sectors have different market structures and scope for unbundling and competition.
To boost agricultural production, her Government had formulated a strategy to expand key infrastructure sectors.
FDI in critical infrastructure sectors could be pursued as a joint partnership between the public and the private sectors. .
Assessing the feasibility anddesirability of introducing competition in other infrastructure sectors or segments thereof see paras. 1-13.
Those concerns are usually not specific to infrastructure sectors or to private companies, but are part of the overall regulatory framework that governs economic activity.
A change in market structure,the introduction of private participation or competition in infrastructure sectors generally require new rules and institutions.
The same country may subject some infrastructure sectors to autonomous and independent regulation while leaving others under ministerial regulation.
It also tasks federal departments and agencies with protection activities in designated critical infrastructure sectors.
This approach will help them to select the projects within infrastructure sectors, and to assess benefits with costs and budget accordingly.
In many countries, private participation in infrastructure development has followed the introduction of measures to restructure infrastructure sectors.
The measures that may be required to promote competition in various infrastructure sectors will essentially depend on the prevailing market structure see paras. 22-32.
In another example, UNCTAD has recently assisted Viet Nam andGuatemala to devise plans to expand the role of foreign investment in key infrastructure sectors see box 1.
Regarding privatization in infrastructure sectors, the transport sector tends to be the easiest target since it often poses heavy fiscal burdens on the State.
However, rapid technological progress has broadened the potential scope for competition in infrastructure sectors, as briefly discussed below.
Inefficiencies in key infrastructure sectors, such as telecommunications, transport and financial services, often add more to the export costs of these countries than foreign trade barriers.
In contrast with some of the central European countries(e.g. Slovenia),of their needs in certain infrastructure sectors being met exclusively from public funds.
In many countries, the degree to which various industry and infrastructure sectors are privatized or partially privatized is not entirely clear and/or these sectors may be in a state of transition.
Some laws establish a general limit for most infrastructure projects, andspecial limits for projects in particular infrastructure sectors.