Примеры использования World commodity markets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pricing on world commodity markets 3.0.
II. Phases of postwar developments in world commodity markets 2.
Kazakhstan, Russia, the world commodity markets, business consulting, marketing and sociological research.
Prediction of the world economy and world commodity markets.
Methodology and methods of forecasting prices on world commodity markets, for the products and services of different spheres and sectors of the Russian economy.
As a result, their economic development has been determined, to a large extent, by changes in world commodity markets.
Ii. situation in the world commodity markets in the early.
Several aspects of this handicap can be distinguished,reflecting the inelasticities of supply and demand operating in world commodity markets.
Assesses the situation in the world commodity markets in the early 1990s;
Perhaps, supplement the indicators of the international standard,which subsequently contributed to the entry of enterprises into world commodity markets.
During the current decade the world commodity markets have undergone profound changes.
Field of research: project management, innovative management and scientific and technical policy,conjuncture and pricing on the world commodity markets.
Despite recent improvements, world commodity markets have remained volatile and depressed.
Reference on the level of prices for goods on the market of Ukraine andthe Kharkov region, world commodity markets and markets of some countries.
In particular, world commodity markets in terms of prices and access have been unstable, and official development assistance has sharply declined.
Two main phases can be distinguished in the working of world commodity markets since the mid-1950s.
The concentration on the demand side of world commodity markets is continuing, while State participation in developing countries' agricultural sectors is radically reduced.
However, he said progress in this sector is itself heavily dependent on changes in world commodity markets, particular on commodity prices.
Apart from the uncertainties surrounding world commodity markets, there are additional downside risks to the short-term outlook for the CIS economies.
According to the regulator, the slow growth of the global economy andthe continuing decline in prices at world commodity markets have also contributed to lower inflation in Armenia.
Hence, world commodity markets and the management of the natural resource base(by both the public and private sectors) bear heavily on potentials for growth and sustainable development.
The factors determining the economic dependence on the world commodity markets continued to dominate the economy.
While the widespread use of such instruments wouldreduce individual commercial risks, this would not by itself reduce the degree of price instability in world commodity markets.
Both groups of countries were in favour of the liberalization of trade and access to world commodity markets and the complete lifting of restrictions on the free movement of goods, capital and labour.
At the same time, the higher level of debt demands an expansion in export supply to service that debt,a process which further intensifies the depressive forces on world commodity markets.
Persistent supply/demand imbalances on world commodity markets have been mainly due(in varying degrees) to trade-distorting domestic support and export subsidies in certain industrialized countries, as well as anti-competitive practices by enterprises.
The aim is to shift to exports of higher-priced and processed products,thus increasing the value added, and to make their economies less vulnerable to instability in world commodity markets.
In the Commonwealth of Independent States, apart from the uncertainties surrounding world commodity markets, downside risks in some of the countries are also related to the need to tighten economic polices in order to correct domestic and external financial imbalances.
While in some areas these processes may enhance opportunities for LDCs, particularly in respect of access to non-traditional export markets, it is a challengethat LDCs should meet. Despite recent improvements, world commodity markets have remained volatile.
In the early 1990s, the situation in world commodity markets remained generally unfavourable for primary commodity exporters, in particular commodity-dependent developing countries, which led to a deterioration in the export sector of the latter, as can be reckoned by the following trends.