Примеры использования International financial crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As a result,IMF remains the only institution with the mandate to deal with international financial crises.
In many emerging market economies, the international financial crises of the late 1990s prompted changes in the institutional framework for economic policy.
They had been criticized for building up their foreign reserves as a contingency against international financial crises.
Moreover, the volatility of private capital could trigger international financial crises, as had happened recently in south-east Asia.
The main features of the worsening in international economic conditions, however,differ from those during the 1997-1998 international financial crises.
In particular, the recent international financial crises are dangerously compromising the balance of our economies and putting our social cohesion to a terrible test.
The international financing system should be reformed because it lacked adequate machinery for preventing and managing international financial crises.
This view draws from the fact that each of the major international financial crises since 1994 involved countries with pegged but adjustable exchange rates.
In contrast, and with the currently sui generis exception of Japan, the average consumer in the developed world has not been adversely affected by the international financial crises of the last two years.
Following the international financial crises of the late 1990s, in response to requests from its member countries, the IMF is working on a Compilation Guide on Financial Soundness Indicators.
The Chairperson pointed out that the work of the Financial Stability Forum had shown that international financial crises originated in weak domestic financial systems.
With recovery from the 1997-1998 international financial crises still incomplete, the world economy is experiencing another setback in the form of a significant decline in the growth of global output and trade.
That process, however, has not been easy,because of the heavy burden of our external national debt, international financial crises, the fall in the price of our main export products and natural disasters.
A starting point for the development of a model framework could be the key principles andfeatures of effective insolvency regimes identified in the G22's Report of the Working Group on International Financial Crises.
No specific recommendations were made in the Report of the Working Group on International Financial Crises about means of procuring adoption of insolvency regimes consistent with the endorsed principles and features.
Reports from those forums stressed the need to strengthen the international financial system in three areas: transparency; accountability;and management of international financial crises by domestic legal systems.
We also note that official development assistance continues to decline at a time when international financial crises and structural adjustment policies are devastating the societies of many developing countries.
This report considered the need to strengthen the international financial system in three areas- enhancing transparency and accountability;strengthening domestic financial systems and managing international financial crises.
In this resolution, the Assembly, inter alia, has stressed the need to strengthen and improve mechanisms to prevent,manage and solve international financial crises and proposes measures most effectively to address these issues and to mitigate their negative effects on the development prospects of developing countries.
The quest for trade surpluses and the corresponding accumulation of additional foreign-exchange reserves beyond the levels historically deemed prudent are partly driven by the objective of reducing vulnerability to international financial crises.
The proposal had been based on a report produced in April 1998 by the Working Group on International Financial Crises established by the Group of 22, and the key principles and features identified in that report, which had subsequently come to form the basis of the draft Guide's introductory chapters and, in particular, of its key objectives.
The crisis in Argentina forcefully underlines the inadequacies to date of international arrangements both to avoid international financial crises and to address them when they occur.
The failure of IMF surveillance in preventing international financial crises reflects, in part, belated, and so far only partial, adaptation of existing procedures to the problems posed by the large autonomous private capital flows; but perhaps more fundamentally that failure is due to the unbalanced nature of these procedures, which give too little recognition to the disproportionately large global impact of monetary policies in a small minority of OECD countries.
Working groups were formed to draw lessons from the Asian crisis for supervisors of creditor banks and to provide inputs to reform efforts focusing on enhancing transparency and accountability,on policies to avoid international financial crises and to facilitate their resolution when they occur, and on strengthening financial systems to enhance financial stability.
The value of strong national insolvency regimes has been highlighted by a number of recent reports,including for example the Report of the Working Group on International Financial Crises prepared for the G22, a group comprising representatives from 22 systemically significant economies that met in Washington in April 1998 to examine issues related to the strengthening of the international financial architecture.
International financial crisis.
The international financial crisis has caused severe social dislocation in many countries.
The international financial crisis has struck in recent years the entrepreneurial sector.
Damascus Declaration on responding to the International Financial Crisis in the ESCWA Region.
The international financial crisis continued in a number of major economies, creating market uncertainty.