Примеры использования Recent financial crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recent financial crises.
Some of the initiatives had been undertaken in response to the recent financial crises that had affected a number of its members.
II. Recent financial crises.
As Italian Foreign Minister Dini stated in his recent address to the General Assembly, the recent financial crises affecting the world.
Recent financial crises have reduced the demand for commodities in South-East Asia.
Although there were signs of slow recovery from the recent financial crises, the international community must not adopt an attitude of complacency.
The recent financial crises led to a 4 million increase in the number of unemployed youth since 2007.
Many developing countries stressed the need to carefully circumscribe commitments, particularly given the importance of regulation,as evidenced by recent financial crises.
The recent financial crises have drawn attention precisely to the latter aspect of the catching-up process.
The sharp contraction in trade financing to the developing countries during recent financial crises has highlighted the need to improve the stability and the security of its sources.
Recent financial crises demonstrated the close relationship between poverty and the rate of economic growth.
Competition for foreign investment has grown, and recent financial crises have made some emerging markets less attractive to foreign direct investment.
Recent financial crises had disproportionately affected poor countries in terms of economic and social costs.
Along with the need for appropriate international lending facilities, the recent financial crises highlighted the importance of adequate foreign reserves as a defence against the disruption arising from capital flow reversals.
Recent financial crises and increasing turbulence in international capital markets are having a negative impact on employment.
On the other hand,such an approach would require much less funding than the bailout operations undertaken by IMF in recent financial crises, and the Fund could also help arrange emergency lending from private capital markets.
The recent financial crises had slowed that process in the region and had dragged millions of people back into poverty.
The debt question should be looked at internationally, as the recent financial crises had been caused largely by the accumulation of short-term loans, thus provoking a liquidity shortage in the countries concerned.
The recent financial crises led to a 4 million increase in the number of unemployed youth since 2007: in 2011, 74.8 million youths were unemployed.
Though the situation seems to be improving,countries affected by recent financial crises have experienced an increase in unemployment and poverty that has undermined much of their long-term progress in reducing poverty and improving economic and social conditions.
The recent financial crises in certain parts of the world demonstrated the need to ensure that globalization led to cooperation and the progress and development of all.
One of the challenges of the recent financial crises was to seek an equitable distribution of the financial costs between the public and private sectors.
Moreover, the recent financial crises had increased the vulnerability of most of the developing countries and undermined their prospects of being integrated into the global economy.
One of the lessons learned from recent financial crises is that liberalization and privatization should not take place at the expense of an appropriate regulatory framework.
The recent financial crises had occurred because the Governments concerned, among others, had failed to manage their countries' integration into the capital markets.
Noting also with great concern that the recent financial crises have aggravated the debt-servicing burden of many developing countries, including middle-income countries, making it difficult for them to raise enough resources for debt servicing.
Recent financial crises in developing countries leave little doubt that it is essential for them to manage capital flows so as to avoid boom-bust cycles and serious disruptions to growth and development.
The lessons learned from recent financial crises in emerging market economies suggest that liberalization of private capital flows should be orderly, well-sequenced and based on development and economic stability objectives.
Recent financial crises have highlighted the need to create and strengthen systems of social protection for workers subject to sudden unemployment and loss of income-earning capacity, which raises the issue of how to finance the creation and extension of social services.
Capital movements had played a large part in the recent financial crises, and developing countries must honestly evaluate whether their economic policies were adequate to face the challenges of the abrupt demographic, economic and technological changes resulting from globalization.