Examples of using Structural progress in English and their translations into Chinese
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Structural progress and the graduation rule 8.
International support measures and structural progress 7.
Structural Progress in LDCs: Varying Experience.
Such a reform would do justice tocountries that have not achieved the implied structural progress.
Structural progress, graduation from LDC status and the MDGs.
Such a reform would do justice tocountries that have not achieved the implied structural progress.
Nor has it generated structural progress or transformation in their economies.
For example,there can be LDC-related benefits and yet no sign of consequent structural progress.
(structural progress is limited, vulnerability is high, graduation is debatable).
Benefits Cape Verde:Effective benefits from the LDC status and relevant structural progress have been limited.
Structural progress cannot be interpreted as confined to growth in per capita income.
Seven building blocks of the document attempt to highlight the role of structural progress in their respective areas.
In Quest of Structural Progress: Revisiting the Performance of the Least Developed Countries**.
However, this robust performance was relatively skewed and fragile andas such could not catalyse a breakthrough for structural progress.
From these perspectives, structural progress may be measured both as a process and as a set of outcomes.
The growing heterogeneity amongLDCs points to the need for a differentiated examination of the structural progress or lack thereof in the group.
(structural progress would have taken place, vulnerability would be lower, graduation would be better founded).
In the case of low technology manufacture and textiles, some structural progress is observed as a result of expanded employment opportunities.
Identifying structural progress may prove to be a challenging task given the existing large differences among and across the LDCs.
However, this indication of improved resilience to shocks shouldnot obfuscate the fundamental challenge of implementing structural progress in the LDCs.
Structural progress constitutes irreversible advances of catalytic nature that help obliterating these handicaps or constraints in the LDCs.
Weak infrastructural provisions, particularly trade-related ones,have been considered to be one of the main obstacles towards structural progress in LDCs, particularly in landlocked LDCs.
Building Capacities for Structural Progress: Transport Infrastructure; Science, Technology and Innovation(STI); and Information and Communication Technology(ICT).
Specifically, this will entailcreating an enabling macroeconomic framework to facilitate structural progress, with active use of public expenditure, monetary policy and exchange rate management.
These elements of structural progress seek to enhance productive capacity and quality of jobs, improve the composition of outputs and facilitate equitable poverty reduction.
This is particularly important, in comparison with the variety of compensatory measures that often address emergencies or attempt to meet the basic needs of these countries,without always inducing structural progress.
Moreover, the paramount goal of structural progress goes beyond the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), and beyond the objectives of progress toward graduation from LDC status.
Developing a graduation strategy implies that all key elements for achieving structural progress, especially the development of sound productive capacities, are mainstreamed into the planning process.
At the same time, structural progress will probably coincide with improvements in meeting the MDGs, while advances under the MDGs do not warrant structural progress.
Graduation, though expected on technical grounds,is undesirable in the absence of significant structural progress, because of the continuous dependence of the human capital performance on foreign aid(including food aid).