Примеры использования Their growth rates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As a result, both the level of expenditures and their growth rates will be understated.
It is encouraging, therefore, to note that since the mid-1990s,many African economies have been able to increase their growth rates.
As a result, those countries had managed to increase their growth rates and reduce their poverty levels.
Thus, only three countries simultaneously managed to reduce inflation and increase their growth rates.
But, despite the overall slowdown in international arrivals, their growth rates are still expected to be above world average.
The main challenge for the countries of the region is to accelerate their growth rates.
Most African countries had to double their growth rates and maintain that pace for about a decade in order to meet the MDGs.
The fifth and last group comprises countries, such as Iraq,that desire to increase their growth rates by raising fertility levels.
If such countries wish to maintain or raise their growth rates, they will have to look for investments with higher productivity or new ways of raising domestic savings.
Numbers of EV built and sold are much lower, but their growth rates are significant.
However, the very large current account deficits in Estonia and Latvia may lead to a tightening of macroeconomic policies, which may,in turn, somewhat moderate their growth rates.
With some certainty one can say that levels of GRP per capita and their growth rates are positively spatially clustered.
Does this mean that Governments will be forced to take action to check the rising external deficits andas a result cut back their growth rates?
The first group comprises those countries that view their growth rates as too high and have formulated explicit policies to slow them.
One rather crude indicator of changes in inequality over time among regions is the differences in their growth rates of GDP per capita.
Since then, their growth rates have remained low by postwar standards, which is one reason why commodity prices have failed to show any substantial recovery.
The other two, Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo,considered their growth rates satisfactory and had no policies to influence them.
Because of the intensive trading and financial links between many of the economies in transition and the European Union,the former would experience a sharp drop in their growth rates as well.
Data on retail sales in the UK surpassed the most bold expectations, as their growth rates accelerated from 1.3% to 1.4%, while the slowdown was predicted to be 0.1.
Governments' perceptions of their population growth rates have changed considerably over the past two decades,with an increasing number of countries viewing their growth rates as too high see table 2.
Besides, even ifall economies have access to the same technology, their growth rates and productivity can differ, if human capital and the incentives offered are different.
Such factors as capital mobility, mobility of human capital and labor force, diffusion of knowledge and technology, transportation costs substantially influence regional interactions and, therefore,basic economic activities of regions and their growth rates.
In the third quarter,the exports and consumption of households remained the determinants of GDP growth, but their growth rates were lower with the rise of uncertainty in the euro area and slowing consumption funding sources.
The Central American countries also saw their growth rates slacken, as external problems were exacerbated by a widespread drought that caused heavy losses in agriculture and by low prices for these nations' traditional export products.
Similar to the second quarter of 2011, the exports andhousehold consumption were the determining factor in GDP growth in the third quarter of 2011, but their growth rates were more moderate along with the uncertainty in the euro area and with the slowdown in the consumption financing sources.
These two countries consider their growth rates to be too high but they have no explicit policy in that respect, although Jordan is positively and effectively adopting a birth-spacing policy through an active family-planning programme.
However, it was the developing countries that had been most affected by the crisis;their 1998 average growth rate of 1.7 per cent had been below that of the developed countries for the first time since the 1980s, contrasting markedly with their growth rates of 5 per cent or more earlier in the decade.
In the history of the globalization process, technology transfer has played an important part in sustaining the global economy andin helping countries to sustain their growth rates, either directly through foreign investments and outright purchase of technology or by way of diffusion and indirect means, depending on the policies adopted by the countries concerned.
For most developing economies in Asia,success in maintaining their growth rates lies in continuing their high levels of domestic savings, in broadly based human capital development, in improving the competitiveness of domestic markets, in their openness to foreign capital and technology, and in improved macroeconomic management.
The primary responsibilities of African countries are to(a) re-examine, re-formulate and implement the strategies, policies andother measures needed to raise their growth rates;(b) promote productivity growth, diversification and export upgrading;(c) create productive employment opportunities; and(d) improve human well-being in line with the achievement of the MDGs.