Примеры использования Total export на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Share of intra-group trade in total export of grouping.
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It also generates about 63 per cent of total export revenues.
About 80% of the total export income was generated in trade with China.
Nickel production accounts for 95 per cent of total export earnings.
By way of example, Ethiopia's total export earning had declined severely during the last three years.
That growth, however, had only compensated for part of the decrease in the total export earnings of the agricultural sector.
As a share of total export value, costs for export-related logistics services in developing countries are particularly high.
Thereby, the share of EU countries in the total export of residents exceeded 19.
Dynamic products are those which already claimed a certain share(greaterthan 0.001 per cent) in the South's total export in 1995.
As a result the share of non-energy export in total export must double by 2025, and triple by 2040.
Another engine for growth in the continent is agriculture,which accounts for more than 40 per cent of total export earnings.
In contrast, the share of machinery and equipment in total export fell from 18% in 1990(USSR) to 10% in 1995 and 4.5% in 2012 Popov, 2011.
In the case of Sri Lanka,the external debt service payment in 1992 had been 17.1 per cent of total export earnings.
In Russia the share of fuel, minerals,metals and diamonds in total export grew from 52% in 1990(USSR) to 67% in 1995 and 81% in 2012.
Its main objective is to assist ACP Governments that are facing loss of income due to short-term fluctuations of total export earnings.
UNODC estimates that the total export value of opiates produced in and smuggled out of Afghanistan in 2007 amounted to US$ 4 billion.
Bilgin informed that Turkey's share in Azerbaijan's total export rose from 13.5% up to 15.4%.
However, the Panel notes that the total export of diamonds from Liberia is quite low in relation to the Group of Experts' estimated production of rough diamonds in Côte d'Ivoire.
In Jamaica, the bauxite sector recorded a halving of its share in total export earnings from 52% in 1980 to 22% in 1993.
Over the past 5 years, the total export has amounted to US$ 1,83 billions, accounting for 7.1 percent increase annually while import has reached UB$ 2,86 billions representing a 4.9 percent annual increase on average.
In the developing countries for which such data is available,the shares of SMEs of total export earnings seem to be higher.
It will also result, world-wide, in a 35 per cent reduction in total export subsidies for fruits and vegetables, from US$ 800 to 519 million see table 8 of the statistical annex.
Turning to sectoral issues,he noted that the forestry sector accounted for 50 to 60 per cent of total export earnings in the Solomon Islands.
Africa's heavy dependence on primary commodity exports(accounting for about 80 per cent of total export earnings) is evidence of the low level of human resource development and limited technological capability to take advantage of emerging trade and investment opportunities.
There has been a strengthened focus on South/South cooperation,which has seen trade among developing countries growing faster than their total export trade and an increasing flow of investment.
This, coupled with a heavy dependence on primary commodity exports(accounting for around 80 per cent of total export earnings), reflects the low levels of human resource development and limited technological capability that are major constraints to industrial expansion.
Malaysia and Indonesia dominate the world export of tropical timber products;they had a combined market share of about 86 per cent of total export from tropical countries in 1992.
Iii in calculating the percentage of total export earnings of a particular developing land-based producer State from the export of one or more of the four metals concerned, an average shall be used over a three-year period before the year of application by that developing land-based producer State.
Trade in services has also grown and now comprises slightly more than 15 per cent of the total export of goods and services from developing countries.