Примеры использования Monetary and financial cooperation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monetary and financial cooperation.
The global economic system lacks coherence at the levels of monetary and financial cooperation.
Monetary and financial cooperation.
UNCTAD has long supported efforts aimed at strengthening monetary and financial cooperation.
IV. Monetary and financial cooperation.
Regional arrangements designed to manage exchange rates are another dimension of monetary and financial cooperation.
Regional monetary and financial cooperation- South- South.
In that regard, a most noteworthy development has been the initiative to further monetary and financial cooperation in East Asia.
Monetary and financial cooperation among developing countries.
Some delegations also emphasized the importance of regional monetary and financial cooperation as a response to the financial crisis.
Additionally, it substituted for a report planned for 1992-1993 entitled"South-South cooperation: Examination of trade, monetary and financial cooperation.
Strengthening monetary and financial cooperation and integration among developing countries;
In addition to providing an effective defence mechanism against shocks and contagion,regional monetary and financial cooperation can also promote and accelerate development.
Review intra-African monetary and financial cooperation and suggest ways by which resource flows to Africa can be enhanced;
In addition, the consolidation of market spaces has proceeded mainly through trade liberalization, and little attention has been given to the improvement of production capacities and the necessary monetary and financial cooperation.
Regional monetary and financial cooperation could be an important consideration in the further evolution of the international monetary system.
Strengthening macroeconomic management capacities for regional and interregional monetary and financial cooperation in Latin Americaand the Caribbean and West and Central Africa.
Monetary and financial cooperation have gained an increasingly prominent role in regional integration processes, from which many lessons may be drawn.
Other solutions may require the strengthening of regional monetary and financial cooperation, as well as the development of a stronger base of localand regional institutional investors.
The report reviews salient recent developments since mid-1992 in the areas of South-South trade; subregional, regional and interregional economic integration and cooperation; monetary and financial cooperation; and technical assistance to ECDC.
In this context, increasing efforts towards monetary and financial cooperation are an encouraging development that should be further strengthened.
Bearing in mind the work of the regional economic commissions in their respective regions, UNCTAD should focus its attention on the global and interregional dimensions of ECDC and delve into specific sectoral areas such as trade, monetary and financial cooperation where it has expertise, accumulated experience and comparative advantage.
The focus in chapter III on trade and monetary and financial cooperation should not be taken to imply that South-South cooperation is limited to these fields.
It should strengthen its work in this area, through(a) a deepening of its research and analysis of the synergies created by South- South trade, investment and finance;(b) a refining of the tools for data collection and analysis of trends in South- South cooperation; and(c) the promotion of South- South cooperation, including interregional monetary and financial cooperation.
One of the aims of regional monetary and financial cooperation could be to provide long-term financing through regional development banks or regional capital markets.
It was felt that UNCTAD should continue to undertake further analytical work on South- South and regional monetary and financial cooperation, including the examination of both more generaland region-specific features.
The report suggests strengthening regional monetary and financial cooperation, developing a stronger base of local and regional institutional investors, overseeing private sector external borrowing, and adopting structural reforms of domestic capital markets.
The fact that a number of developing countries have accumulated considerable foreign exchange reserves offers new options for monetary and financial cooperation among developing countries in general,and at the regional level in particular.
The present ECDC work programme on monetary and financial cooperation has now reached the point from where it should take off towards operational frameworks for cooperation. .