Примеры использования Trade imbalances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is believed that trade imbalances are not improving.
Trade imbalances also influence the cost of transport.
Serious challenges are emerging in the shape of climate change, energy security,and financial and trade imbalances.
Global trade imbalances and currency misalignment.
That structure is changing, driven by new developments in world markets, trade imbalances and the quest for food security.
Trade imbalances were also a major cause of financial and currency instability.
Our economies are marked by budgetary and trade imbalances and large import reductions, aggravated by the drop in the price of raw materials.
Trade imbalances thwarted the efforts of developing countries to improve the living conditions of their people.
The issue should be addressed as a matter of urgency, and developed countries should take the lead to address global trade imbalances.
Trade imbalances and debt crises contribute to poverty-related problems which are particularly troubling for women.
In the meantime, the risks of a sudden fall in the value of the dollar andof an abrupt adjustment in the trade imbalances among major economies remain.
External debt, structural adjustment programmes, trade imbalances, financial crises, natural disasters and wars had all impeded social development.
Donor countries should engage more strongly with landlocked developing countries by adoptingnew assistance measures and modalities, and rectifying trade imbalances.
Nutritional imbalances are as crucial as trade imbalances, and high infant mortality rates require the same immediate action as high rates of inflation.
If a coalition of the willing could be assembled for war, then surely we can also gather a coalition of the willing to address the problems of poverty, disease, illiteracy,hunger, and trade imbalances.
Migration, therefore, cannot be separated from issues of market access, trade imbalances, debt sustainability, unemployment, poverty and inequalities.
Trade imbalances between countries served by the same corridor, for instance, between Mozambique and Swaziland on the one hand and South Africa on the other.
UNCTAD warns that if rapid international measures are not taken to reduce global trade imbalances, financial crises could develop and spread in developing countries.
In addition, ESCWA member countries will have to exercise great efforts if the expected surge in consumerism that might result from e-commerce is not going to aggravate trade imbalances.
It also noted that, in order toavoid widening trade imbalances, regional economic integration policies must take into account differences in levels of development.
Renewable energy promises to reduce the dependence of SIDs on imported fuels for transportation andelectricity generation that has led to severe trade imbalances.
This trade, illegal since it was outlawed by the Qing dynasty in 1729,helped reverse the trade imbalances resulting from the British imports of tea, which saw large outflows of silver from Britain to China.
Ms. Ribeiro Viotti(Brazil) said that in order to ensure food security the international community must increase production in developing countries, reduce waste everywhere,address trade imbalances and resolve market access problems.
In the absence of policies andactions to address global macroeconomic and trade imbalances, the incipient recovery will rest on a fragile ground and create protectionist pressure upon Governments.
An orderly transition to a world where all the leading economies are pulling forcefully in the same direction is further complicated by the uncertainty surrounding exchange rate misalignments andby large and persistent trade imbalances.
The study showed that the most significant were the mutual positive effects between trade imbalances in metallurgy, coke and petroleum production and chemical industries.
He noted that the financial turbulence in South-East Asia had affected all countries- from those which relied on commodities exports and were essentially marginalized from the global economy,to the developed countries grappling with serious trade imbalances.
An example is provided by Asian trade routes,where some ocean carriers registered trade imbalances of up to 3:1 between outgoing and incoming liner cargo volumes.
Development plans had not achieved their goals,and poverty, trade imbalances, foreign debt burdens and dangerous environmental problems persisted, although many developing countries had made significant adjustments in order to stimulate their economies, distribute and export their products, and improve market access.
Many delegations stated that strengthened international coordination andcooperation to address global macroeconomic and trade imbalances and foster greater coherence between the international trading, financial and monetary systems was important.