Examples of using Commodity dependence in English and their translations into Chinese
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Increased commodity dependence.
Trade liberalization has reinforced commodity dependence.
Reducing commodity dependence.
The Report pays particular attention to the relationship between commodity dependence and poverty.
Continuing commodity dependence.
Broaden least developed countries' economic base in order to reduce commodity dependence.
State of Commodity Dependence Report.
UNCTAD presented a paper on Africa' s trade performance and commodity dependence at the workshop.
For some countries, commodity dependence has been associated with poor economic performance.
UNCTAD, Economic Development in Africa: Trade Performance and Commodity Dependence, New York and Geneva, 2004.
Commodity dependence remains a major development problem afflicting many countries, particularly in Africa.
The State of Commodity Dependence 2012.
Major challenges remained, including high trading costs,lack of productive capacity and high commodity dependence.
Trade Performance and Commodity Dependence(UNCTAD 2003), 62.
Commodity dependence among developing countries has increased since 2002 by 7.1 per cent(from 85 to 91 countries).
Economic Development in Africa: Trade Performance and Commodity Dependence(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.03.II.D.34).
(b) The State of Commodity Dependence 2012 provides an overview of the commodity-related situation of 154 developing countries.
See UNCTAD, Economic Development in Africa: Trade Performance and Commodity Dependence United Nations publication, Sales No.
Financial instability, commodity dependence and preference dependence had led to the exclusion of the poorest from global trade.
Past UNCTAD research has shown that there is a close association between the incidence of extreme poverty andprimary commodity dependence.
Thus, in the long run, reducing commodity dependence can contribute to indirectly addressing price volatility.
Such countries have been unable to diversify their economies to any significant extent over the past two decades andthus continue to experience very high commodity dependence.
Thus, in the long run, reducing commodity dependence can contribute to indirectly addressing the price volatility.
Commodity dependence remains a major development problem afflicting many DCs, particularly in LDCs and those in Africa.
Pockets of extreme poverty remain: these are linked to commodity dependence, a lack of productive capacity and a lack of access to basic services.
Commodity dependence has also resulted in Africa' s export earnings being more volatile due to volatility in commodity prices.
This item will serve to revitalise the commodities debate, as commodity dependence remains a pressing concern for many developing countries.
Commodity dependence and the impact of the multiple global crises on LDCs: mapping the exposure to market volatility and building resilience to future crises.
Clearly, there are strong interlinkages between economicshocks on the one hand, and commodity dependence, lack of diversification and structural change on the other.
As with Africa and the Middle East, commodity dependence leaves some countries vulnerable to price volatility and adverse trends.