Примеры использования To financial crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some youth become homeless due to financial crises in their families.
Preparation of principles of socio-economic policy for responding to financial crises;
A single recipe for responding to financial crises is neither feasible nor desirable.
Preparation of principles of socio-economic policy for responding to financial crises;
In relation to financial crises, it was mentioned that the social and economic costs for the affected countries were extremely high.
It was agreed that private creditors should be bailed in to share the burden of finding solutions to financial crises.
Another lesson from the crisis is that developed countries are not immune to financial crises and disruptions arising from imperfections of the market economy.
Such volatility has frequently contributed to problems in managing interest rates andexchange rates, and to financial crises.
In order to make the world less prone to financial crises, the Fund's surveillance had to become more effective and the transparency of international finance had to be enhanced.
A just investment policy that treats domestic as well as foreign investors fairly andreduces vulnerability to financial crises.
Growing financial liberalization,accompanied by increased volatility of capital flows, has sometimes led to financial crises, resulting in rising unemployment and expansion of the informal sector.
In addition, this report explores how social impact assessment can be used to better target social programmes in response to financial crises.
Real income in Latin America,despite serious setbacks due to financial crises in Brazil, Argentina and some smaller countries, grew by 39 per cent, Africa by 55 per cent and the economies in transition by 57 per cent.
Report of the Secretary-General on assessing the social impact of economic measures taken in response to financial crises in developing countries(A/AC.253/27);
However, owing to financial crises, budget deficits, international adjustment and austerity programmes, the public sector has not been able to maintain appropriate levels of investment to maintain and modernize infrastructure.
Globalization thus has promoted increased multilateralism in some areas,for example in responding to financial crises, but much less in others.
Thanks to these mechanisms, the country is less vulnerable to financial crises and fluctuations and is able to maintain its social programme and even initiate new ones even when economic growth has been halted or weakened, as was the case following the Asian crisis in 1999. During these difficult periods, social programmes are needed more than ever.
In the absence of effective supervisory systems of these global financial actors, economies are prone to financial crises as a result of failure of these institutions.
The net result has been, on the one hand, an improved allocation of financial resources, and on the other hand,the exposure of still-fragile financial systems to strong speculative pressures that have frequently led to financial crises.
One of the pressing challenges to CARICOM States in their attainment of the Millennium Development Goals was their vulnerability to financial crises.
The special session also called for instituting systems to assess and monitor the social impact of macroeconomic policies,particularly in response to financial crises and in the design of reform programmes, as well as for developing national and regional guidelines to assess the social and economic cost of unemployment and poverty based on broad definitions of efficiency and productivity.
In that regard, the international financial institutions must adopt an array of financial facilities to respond to financial crises and their contagion effect.
Structural adjustment programmes must be reviewed to ensure that social development goals and policies are included in allphases of macroeconomic strategy, including the initial response to financial crises.
It was therefore essential to review the capabilities and modalities of those institutions in order to respond in an effective and timely manner to financial crises induced by large-scale capital movements.
These developments have encouraged studies designed to ascertain key indicators that could provide timely recognition of the vulnerability of the global economy to financial crises.
Intergovernmental dialogue at the United Nations on the globalization of financial markets, international financial stability and early warning,prevention and response to financial crises that advance discussion on such matters;
Many developing countries have a low share of international trade due to the dependence of some on a single commodity oron a few that are subject to price fluctuations and to financial crises.
Members of the international community should strengthen dialogue and cooperation in order to reform the international financial system and enable it both to respond more effectively to financial crises and to prevent financial instability in a timely fashion.
Such a regional architecture could be critical for sustaining the dynamism of Asia and the Pacific, including the least developed countries,while strengthening the region's resilience to financial crises.