Примеры использования Liberalization and deregulation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There must be liberalization and deregulation.
The experience of many developing countries in Asia had shown that successful export-orientated industrialization required more than just reliance on market forces, liberalization and deregulation.
Those measures, along with the liberalization and deregulation of our economy, will generate wealth.
The crisis has highlighted that RTAs might have accentuated countries' vulnerability by encouraging capital account liberalization, liberalization and deregulation in financial services.
Hasty liberalization and deregulation were widely seen as the root causes for the recent severe crises.
A speaker in this panel stressed that current trends towards globalization, liberalization and deregulation were a reality on which international discussionand policy action needed to be based.
Trade liberalization and deregulation have deepened the integration of many previously controlled markets into the global economy.
Efforts to increase domestic savings in recent years had focused on government deficit, and on increasing private savings through financial reforms such as liberalization and deregulation.
Privatization, liberalization and deregulation should be fostered to establish more competition, improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Mr. Han Sung Il(Democratic People's Republic of Korea) said that the catastrophic financial crisis, which had most severely affected developing countries,was the result of unrestricted liberalization and deregulation measures.
Privatization, liberalization and deregulation have rapidly transformed Mozambique from a state to a private sector-dominated economy.
Recognizing further the need to take measures for effective government action to address supply constraints in the housing sector,to facilitate the liberalization and deregulation of the land and housing markets.
The liberalization and deregulation of trade and capital markets have shifted authorityand influence from the public to the private sector.
While the Bretton Woods institutions have consistently promoted unbridled liberalization and deregulation of markets and finances that produced the crisis, UNCTAD's analyses have pointed out the dangers of these policies.
Liberalization and deregulation in a growing number of developing economies, sometimes combined with the provision of investment incentives, have stimulated TNCs from both the North and the South to invest in developing countries Aykut and Ratha, 2004.
The origin of the crisis The origin of the current crisis arguably lies in the policy dynamics of financial regulation: liberalization and deregulation of the Atlantic economiesand financial governance failing to keep pace with so-called innovations in financial markets.
This explains why liberalization and deregulation of this sector give rise to concerns among stakeholdersand policy makers with regard to the possible social and economic implications.
The Commission stressed the usefulness of the concept of"open regionalism" advanced by the secretariat as a means of combining the interdependence created by preferential integration agreements with that stemming basically from liberalization and deregulation in the context of globalization.
The global trend towards trade liberalization and deregulation in the 1980s resulted in a mass migration away from industrial policies and towards competition policies.
One of the central problems in relation to globalization has been the fact that, over recent decades, transnational rings of political, economic and information power, whose cartels of power are situated in developed countries,have spread liberalization and deregulation theories throughout the world as a universal solution.
Although it was recognized that liberalization and deregulation were important for energy efficiency, it was felt that at the core of the issue was technology transfer to developing countries and economies in transition.
The aim of the interviews was to assess the organization and operational characteristics of the enterprise, its supply and demand of services, the degree of externalization, its insertion in the national and international markets, and the impact of existing policies and the liberalization and deregulation process.
One of the challenges resulting from liberalization and deregulation in the financial sector is how to cope with increasing integration into the global financial systemand the increasing interdependence of the system itself.
It acts as catalyst for intensified private sector activity in order to accelerate and sustain economic growth through comprehensive industrial growth strategy, progressive and socially responsible trade liberalization and deregulation programs and policymaking designed for the expansionand diversification of Philippine trade- both domestic and foreign.
While the large music corporations have been pushing for greater liberalization and deregulation as a means of expanding markets in search of larger rents they have also had to respond to new competitive pressures that this has unleashed.
Paragraph 16 would require the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to report to her own independent expert, which he deemed inappropriate, and paragraph 22 would require the independent expert to submit comprehensive reports on poverty, structural adjustment, globalization,financial and trade liberalization and deregulation to the Commission on Human Rights at its fifty-sixth session, for which the reporting deadline was 31 December 1999.
Conditionality should not focus solely on the processes of privatization, liberalization and deregulation, but should also take into account the specific social, economic and political realities of each country, as well as of the externalities which were having an increasingly severe impact.
The liberalization and deregulation of the economies of developing countries, a central element of structural adjustment programmes imposed on debtor developing countries by international financial institutions, has greatly facilitated the export of toxic and dangerous products and wastes to these countries.
Structural adjustment programmes imposed on debtor developing countries by the international financial institutions and requiring the liberalization and deregulation of their economies have created the conditions for easy entry into these countries of transnational corporationsand other enterprises engaged in such activities.
In conclusion, while the liberalization and deregulation of international tradeand globalization of the financial system would be a boom to the world economy, it would aggravate unemployment in the developing countries and widen the gap between rich and poor nations.