Примеры использования To global growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Contribution to global growth.
Escalation of the crisis in the euro area is the biggest threat to global growth.
The BRICS countries continue to contribute significantly to global growth and to the reduction of poverty in our own and other countries.
All our countries are affected by the globalization of the economy,which has lent new momentum to global growth.
The deepening of global imbalances continued to pose a major risk to global growth and stability and, by implication, to the development prospects of the developing countries.
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Rising oil prices posed another risk to global growth.
Food demand does not move as greatly in response to global growth, and weather-related factors and financial speculation remain more important causes of short-term volatility.
Asian markets showed strong growth and led to global growth of optimism.
The more than halving of oil prices, along with declines in many other commodity prices, has put further downward pressure on inflation,providing a net boost to global growth.
It is likely that by 2025 emerging economies will be major contributors to global growth, alongside the advanced economies.
The projected growth rates of developing countries are 4.7 per cent and 5.1 per cent for 2014 and 2015, respectively,continuing to contribute a large proportion to global growth.
As IMF writes:"In recent decades,the contribution of emerging market and developing economies to global growth of output and consumption has increased rapidly.
From 2010 to 2012, developing countries contributed about 55 per cent to global growth, and this was even higher in 2013, partly reflecting a relatively strong growth in developing countries and also partly because of persistent weaknesses and subdued growth in developed economies.
Political instability is one of the key downside risks to global growth at the moment.
How important are BRICS andother emerging consumers to global growth over the coming decade, and how might the shifting fortunes of the global middle class impact growth? .
Indeed, in recent decades the contribution of agriculture to global growth has been small.
On the basis of sustained high economic growth, India is increasingly becoming a major contributor to global growth.
This faster growth in the developing economies has led the contribution of this group of countries to global growth to evolve from approximately one third in the 1990s to almost 90 per cent over the past five years.
We are raising our growth forecast slightly andstill believe that China will be an important contributor to global growth ahead.
The IMF estimates that effectively implemented coordination between major economies could add significantly to global growth-- an additional 10 per cent to global output, or around $6 trillion over a five-year period.
In particular, a possible worsening in the euro area crisis continues to be the biggest threat to global growth.
The timely conclusion of the Doha work programme with a substantive development content would make a significant contribution to global growth, combating poverty and promoting development, including through the timely implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.
In the ensuing discussion,many participants noted that middle-income countries were making an important contribution to global growth.
With sustained rapid growth in a number of emerging economiesover the past decade, the contribution of middle-income countries to global growth has increased steadily, reshaping the regional composition of the global economy.
Over the longer term, the advantages of the application of ICT will not only continue to contribute to higher productivity growth in the developed countries but also become more widely spread,thereby contributing to global growth and development.
His country remained committed to a rules-based, open andequitable multilateral trading system conducive to global growth and sustainable development and called on WTO and other relevant bodies to continue monitoring protectionist policies and assess their impact on developing countries.
The deepening of global imbalances continued to pose a major risk to global growth and stability.
The share of developing countries in world trade reached an all-time record of around 36 per cent in 2005; the share of developing countries in world merchandise imports has increased to account presently for about one third,providing new stimulus to global growth and spreading its benefits.
The United States and China,which had continued to provide the major impetus to global growth, were experiencing a slowdown.
Science, technology and innovation have a cross-cutting role to play in addressing the interconnected challenges of sustainable development and providing effective solutions to the emerging problems of a post-2015 world-- including with regard to global growth, health, climate change and food security.