Примеры использования Market-oriented economic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic system;
Market-oriented economic reforms in certain EATL countries.
The authority had been very successful in supporting market-oriented economic reforms.
Market-oriented economic reforms were set out in the Economic Stability Program.
After 1988, Myanmar transformed its centralized economic system into market-oriented economic system.
It was noted that although market-oriented economic reforms should increase competition and serve consumer interests, in many cases this did not happen.
Nechayev is one of the authors andactive participants in the program of market-oriented economic reforms in Russia.
Another issue is the long-term sustainability of market-oriented economic policies in countries that do not have a historical background in this area.
In the 1980s and 1990s, investment-led development models had been abandoned in favour of market-oriented economic reforms.
Most countries have also adopted a range of market-oriented economic reforms and trade liberalization policies.
The process was launched with the complete roll-back of a centrally planned socialist economic system in favour of a market-oriented economic system.
Recent market-oriented economic reforms around the world have yielded many benefits, but there have also been numerous instances in which the results have not lived up to expectations.
Countries in central and eastern Europe andcentral Asia have been pressing ahead with market-oriented economic reforms and restructuring.
The results achieved through market-oriented economic reform in Asia and Latin America over the past decade prove that eradication of poverty is not an elusive, unattainable goal.
The Government has made a drastic shift in economic policy, replacing the centrally planned economic system with market-oriented economic system.
Under the first theme, the experts discussed the impact of globalization and market-oriented economic reforms on the competitiveness of developing countries, and in particular on the welfare of consumers.
The growing number of requests for technical cooperation in the area of competition policy is due to the interest among member States in this issue in relation to the market-oriented economic reforms being undertaken in many countries.
All ASEAN countries were pursuing export-oriented strategies and favoured market-oriented economic policies, which they felt would lead to a greater accumulation of resources and improved resource allocation.
Market-oriented economic reforms, including deregulation, privatization, trade and foreign direct investment(FDI) liberalization, have continued to prevail, bringing to the fore the need to adopt effective competition policies and laws.
During the first half of the President's term, the Government laid a firm foundation for the market-oriented economic system and managed to remove external obstacles hindering foreign trade and investments.
The implementation of market-oriented economic reforms, including deregulation, price liberalization, privatization and liberalization of trade and foreign direct investment have led to an emerging consensus worldwide on the importance of the role of competition in increasing efficiency in resource allocation.
However, these types of measures are being phased out as a result of host countries' policy changes to more market-oriented economic strategies, and also owing to international commitments, in particular the WTO TRIMs Agreement.
The hyperinflationary price escalations in the economies in transition, especially in Central Asia and the Russian Federation, slowed somewhat in 1994 and the early part of 1995, but inflation remains a fundamental challenge to their reform andrestructuring efforts aimed at establishing market-oriented economic regimes.
In some instances the impact of radical market-oriented economic reforms and structural adjustment programmes imposed without compensating social policies can undermine political stability.
The national housing policy is well integrated with macro-economic policies and future housing policy will focus on three issues:deregulation consistent with market-oriented economic and financial policy; promotion of industry; and improvement in policy instruments, housing finance and housing-related taxation.
In some instances the impact of radical market-oriented economic reforms and structural adjustment programmes imposed without compensating social policies can undermine political stability and lead to conflictual situations.
The Government made a 180 degree shiftin its economic policy, replaced the centrally planned economic system with a market-oriented economic one and made a series of economic reform measures including inviting foreign investments and encouragement of private-sector development.
The universal adoption of market-oriented economic policies, implying the acceptance of competition as the guiding principle for economic activity, the steady trend towards convergence in national competition policies and enforcement doctrines, as well as the conclusion of the Uruguay Round agreement, all suggest that further efforts may now be appropriate to complement the set's provisions with a coherent statement within UNCTAD of universally valid principles relating to the objectives and the application of competition policy.
First and foremost, debtor countries should implement sound market-oriented economic and industrial policies aimed at utilizing domestic savings, promoting investment and securing the return of flight capital.
These include the institutionalization of market-oriented economic policies through such measures as privatization, secure mineral tenure embodied in mining codes, and democratic systems that have strong internal controls and international linkages, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement NAFTA.