Примеры использования Negative economic growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2002, five African countries experienced a negative economic growth rate.
Thus, in 2012, the negative economic growth of southern Serbia amounted to 6.9%, which reduced the total economic growth in the country.
The economic situation remains precarious, with negative economic growth expected for this year.
Many of these countries are in Africa, andfor much of the past 15 years especially they have been experiencing negative economic growth.
With high population density and growth, recent negative economic growth had led to impoverishment of the people.
Greece entered a period of recession again,the technical definition which implies two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth.
The technical indicator of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth as measured by a country's gross domestic product GDP.
Slowing, or even negative, economic growth with volatile commodity prices will put great downward pressure on the real wages of workers.
It is estimated that the Occupied Palestinian Territory will register a second year of negative economic growth, at a rate of minus 1.0 per cent.
As a result, we have seen negative economic growth in our country, steadily increasing social disintegration and the dissipation of social property.
This applies in particular to the large number of low-income households andto households living in regions with low or negative economic growth prospects.
It is this strong performance, during a period of very slow or negative economic growth which has proven the strength of the brands and bakery business model.
Mr. MUTHAURA(Kenya) said that economic and social conditions in sub-Saharan Africa were grim,as the region continued to experience zero or negative economic growth.
Slowing or even negative economic growth with volatile commodity prices will put great downward pressure on workers' real wages.
The West African Economic and Monetary Union(WAEMU)is projecting another negative economic growth year for the country, at 2.7 per cent.
Bereft of a favourable external environment for their national development efforts, many developing countries continue to languish in poverty, backwardness,stagnation and even negative economic growth.
Negative economic growth has been recorded each year since 1990 and the sugar industry, the mainstay of the national economy, is running at 50 per cent of its capacity at the beginning of the decade.
In the less advanced economies of the CIS,the Bank is helping with fundamental reforms to reverse negative economic growth trends, raise income levels and reduce poverty.
Stagnant or negative economic growth, rising inequalities, high unemployment, in particular among the youth, and social and political instability in some cases have marked the last five years.
In spite of pursuing sound economic policies and strategies,countries like Uganda are faced with negative economic growth impacts due to external factors.
Progress towards the goals is now threatened by sluggish, even negative , economic growth, diminished resources, fewer trade opportunities for the developing countries and possible reductions in aid flows from donor nations.
This steady economic growth reflected Indonesia's well performing economy,in comparison to many other countries which experienced negative economic growth rates as a result of the crisis.
Most countries in Central andSouth America and the Middle East experienced negative economic growth during the 1980s, and growth rates in sub-Saharan Africa remained negative during most of the 1980s and 1990s Berry and Serieux, 2002.
In the absence of an external environment to support their national development efforts, many developing countries continue to languish in poverty, backwardness and stagnation, andeven to experience negative economic growth.
Dadandishan of Pasargad Institute noted a rise in unemployment, an increase in marginalization,a drop in the economic participation rate, negative economic growth over the past two years, and a reduction in the people's purchasing power.
As a result of all these and other endeavours, the effects in our country of the negative economic developments taking place abroad have been less severe than in oursister countries that have stopped growing or have experienced negative economic growth.
It is a fact that almost 50 per cent of African States are experiencing negative economic growth and development and are actually poorer now than they were 10 or 20 years ago, and that it would take them almost half a century to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Combined with the erosion of trade preferences, extreme weather events, high tariffs imposed on developing countries andagricultural subsidies in developed countries, the crisis had led to poor and sometimes negative economic growth.
However, it is quite obvious that negative economic growth, diminished resources, fewer trade opportunities for the developing countries, possible reductions in aid flows and protectionist tendencies will slow or reverse the progress that has so far been achieved.
In the 2000s, only 8 per cent of small island developing States achieved average annual economic growth of atleast 6 per cent, and 36 per cent of those States experienced less than 2 per cent growth, or even negative economic growth, in the 2000s.