Примеры использования Large inflows на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The reforms undertaken by the Government contributed to relatively large inflows of FDI.
Disproportionately large inflows of funds risk distorting the structure of the Kosovo economy.
Seychelles began a period of prosperity as a result of large inflows of foreign currency.
Large inflows of people and investment could have a positive effect on development.
That was due mainly to early and large inflows of assessed contributions, including $197 million in April.
Large inflows into the National Oil Fund after 2014, conditional on oil price exceeding $195/barrel.
Further integration of the capital markets of transition economies had resulted from FDI andstrong growth had attracted large inflows of speculative capital.
Large inflows of speculative foreign capital can have damaging effects on the national economy.
Deficits were again recorded in both merchandise trade and the current account butwere financed by the continued large inflows of capital from abroad.
Despite large inflows of aid in both 2006 and 2007, socio-economic distress continued to permeate Palestinian society.
Support was also provided by strong growth in corporate profits, large inflows of investments into equity mutual funds, share buybacks and company mergers and acquisitions.
Large inflows of capital have kept the overall balance of payments of all these countries in surplus in recent years.
UNHCR should continue to play its catalytic role in encouraging the international community to increase its assistance to developing countries receiving large inflows of refugees.
Large inflows of private capital can lead to overvaluation, with the concomitant loss of competitiveness and unsustainable current-account deficit.
First, the massive United States investment in fixed assets andnew technology was financed despite the low domestic savings rate by large inflows of foreign capital.
Large inflows of private capital can lead to overvaluation, with the concomitant loss of competitiveness and unsustainable current account deficit.
Many of these countries have been among the world's fastest-growing exporters of manufactured products in the past decade, andthis has been accompanied by large inflows of FDI.
These attracted large inflows of“hot” money that financial institutions placed in questionable investments, thereby raising the overall riskiness of their loan portfolios.
The improvements followed the easing of closures between Palestinian communities on the eastern side of the West Bank barrier and large inflows of aid to the Palestinian Authority.
The creditors advocated that such large inflows of capital and the rapid industrialization of developing countries would kick-start their economies and help them to take off on their own.
Although those countries witnessed some acceleration of economic growth at the beginning of the past decade,that expansion was largely driven by a commodity price boom and large inflows of remittances.
This can be explained by the fact that large inflows and outflows of foreign investment can have an important impact on domestic asset prices, especially in insufficiently developed markets.
During the same period, the number of international migrants in Europe increased by only 3.7 million, mostly through family reunification,though particular countries experienced large inflows and outflows of people.
To cite just one industry-specific example, large inflows of FDI helped revitalize the existing automobile sector in the Czech Republic and created what is now a thriving auto industry in Poland.
The economic fundamentals described above provided a solid base for the market's rise butsupport was also provided by strong growth in corporate profits, large inflows into equity mutual funds, share buybacks and mergers and acquisitions.
Both the improvement in the political climate andreconstruction projects attracted large inflows of foreign capital and thus helped to stabilize the Lebanese currency, which appreciated by 3 per cent versus the United States dollar in 1994.
Large inflows in the Caribbean small island developing States, combined with public investment, have led to high investment levels-- roughly 28 per cent in the 2000s-- which have not, however, resulted in high growth rates.
GDP growth at levels higher than in the countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation andDevelopment attracted large inflows of speculative capital, combined with further development of the banking sector, increased consumer confidence and remonetization in South-Eastern Europe.
Large inflows of foreign direct investment in the areas of tourism, minerals and communications services in the Caribbean small island developing States have helped to bridge the gap in the current account deficit, which has averaged about 14 per cent in the Caribbean in the past five years.
In Mexico itself and in Argentina,both of whose recent economic growth had been supported by large inflows of private foreign capital, the abrupt reversal of the flows and the need to adjust quickly to the new environment by the adoption of austerity measures caused outright recession.