Примеры использования Total external debt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Total external debt.
Economies in transition: total external debt.
Total external debt.
For example, in 2004, the total external debt of Ecuador was US$ 16.9 billion.
Total external debt.
Total external debt.
In the other 95 countries, total external debt is higher than international reserves.
Total external debt stock.
In Lebanon, by the end of 2001, the country's total external debt exceeded US$ 27 billion.
Total external debt.
According to NSS, the debt to the World Bank accounted for 38.2% of the total external debt.
As% of total external debt.
The region is characterized by high levels of short-term debt 50 per cent of total external debt in 2011.
Total external debt stock.
What is the relationship between Africa's total external debt stocks, and the actual amount of debt serviced?
Total external debt in billions of dollars.
That process appears to have accelerated in 2004, and total external debt is estimated at some $6.6 billion.
The total external debt of Zambia stood at $6.5 billion in 1998.
In FY1999, the per capita gross national product(GNP) was US$ 370,the annual average inflation rate 8.9 and total external debt US$ 16,957 million.
Africa's total external debt stock stood at $285.8 billion in 2005.
Similar developments were felt insub-Saharan Africa during 1997, where total external debt also fell by 2 per cent($4.6 billion) to $223 billion.
Their total external debt amounted to $245 billion at end-1996 see table 3.
For the HIPCs, the debt structure is overwhelmingly public and publicly guaranteed,which accounted for 80 per cent of total external debt at end-1996.
In Yemen, total external debt has been rising as a result of substantial budget deficits.
Dependence on foreign sources of finance: remittances, capital andfinancial inflows as a percentage of GNP, or total external debt as a percentage of GNP.
Total external debt for the ESCWA region was estimated at around US$ 280 billion in 2000.
The increase in liabilities abroad pushed up the total external debt of the Latin America and Caribbean region, in particular its short-term component.
Total external debt declined from 110 per cent of exports in 2009 to an estimated 90 per cent of exports in 2011.
Despite the relative improvement in the external debt of the developing countries through improved debt management strategies andinternational cooperation, their total external debt had still increased in nominal terms.