Примеры использования Many commodities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The prices of many commodities had begun to decline before the crisis unfolded.
Having few natural resources,Aruba has to import many commodities for domestic use.
Price movements for many commodities also show a clear correlation with stock levels.
Among the perennial problems facing producers of commodities is the excessive instability of the prices of many commodities.
In 2002, prices declined for many commodities, mainly as a consequence of the weakness in world economic activity.
Strong import demand in China and other Asian countries, however,as in recent years, prevented steeper price declines of many commodities in this group.
The international prices for many commodities have slid from their peaks of 2011, adversely affecting commodity-dependent LDCs.
The New Approach relies on the supplier's declaration of conformity(SDoC)as a conformity assessment option deemed adequate for many commodities that are traded in huge quantities.
Many commodities are priced quarterly, or even less frequently, and the assumption of no price change over the longer period is less sustainable.
Nowadays, long-term fixed-price marketing deals are rare, partly as a reaction to past defaults, andpartly because of changes in marketing structures for many commodities.
First, many commodities appeared to be in ample supply, a situation brought about in many cases by previous and temporary high levels of prices.
Recent price declines, some of them very pronounced,were observed for many commodities, which altogether accounted for about one third of non-oil primary exports of the developing countries.
For many commodities, prices were still far below what they had been two decades earlier, and the commodity boom had been accompanied by a rise in oil prices.
Rapidly rising demand for commodities in developing countries, particularly in Asia,has led to price increases for many commodities in recent years and to an impressive increase in South- South trade in commodities. .
Third, for many commodities, reliability is as important as average service speed, but this is not taken into account in the standard theory of congestion pricing.
Notes the need expressed by developing countries, in particular the commodity-dependent developing countries, for stable and more predictable commodity prices, in the face of instability anddecline in real terms of the prices of many commodities;
Many commodities are facing mounting competition from substitutes such as synthetics for cotton, aluminum for copper, and sugar beet and corn syrup for sugar.
Considering raw materials, competition from synthetics andcomposite materials is a restraining factor for growth in demand, but many commodities have favourable natural qualities that give them a competitive edge over substitutes.
A shift towards the processing of many commodities in developing countries has been limited in past years by the escalation of import duty rates according to the degree of processing which has been applied by developed countries.
Notes the need of the developing countries, in particular the commodity-dependent developing countries, for stable and more predictable commodity prices in the face of instability anddecline in real terms of the prices of many commodities;
As prices for many commodities did not reach their historical peak in real terms and in many cases continue to fall, so does the ability of small-scale commodity producers in CDDCs to maintain sustainable livelihoods;
Compensatory financing facilities, designed to compensate for shortfalls in income and short-term price shocks,have not fared any better than ICAs, in part because many commodities, until arguably during the 2007- 08 boom, suffered from secular price declines.
Ii For many commodities, the tariffication process has resulted in tariffs so high, sometimes exceeding 200 or 300 per cent of the world price, that they are likely to remain rather prohibitive even after implementation of the total 36 per cent reduction under the URAA.9/.
Compensatory financing facilities, designed to compensate for shortfalls in income and short-term price shocks, have not fared any better than international commodity agreements, in part because,until early 2002, many commodities suffered from secular price declines.
Second, low price elasticities of supply for many commodities mean that, following a rise in price, supply can be increased only after a time-lag; however, efforts to expand supply are often self-defeating, since increased supply when combined with inelastic demand, results in lower prices and reduced export earnings.
The high level of demand in China was also pulling up many commodity prices and enabling other developing countries to seize sizeable new export possibilities.
Inflation concerns have been kindled mainly by a substantial rise in many commodity prices.
Many commodity exchanges had demutualized to become profit-driven organizations looking to expand their services to a broader customer base.
Decrease in import of goods for this period has been observed on many commodity groups, including, cars and equipment by 44.2%, vehicles by 29.7%, mineral products by 24.8%, chemical industry production by 19.4% and finished foodstuff by 9.6.
Notes with concern the continued decline in many commodity prices, which results in a substantial loss of export earnings for the majority of the LDCs, and requests the UNCTAD secretariat, in cooperation with other relevant agencies, to explore ways of strengthening activities in the fields of commodity diversification, technical assistance and capacity building so as to bring about greater value added in the commodity sector of LDCs;