Examples of using Capital flows to developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Surging capital flows to developing countries.
The crisis has also affected other categories of private capital flows to developing countries.
Private capital flows to developing countries.
However, FDI remains the largest share of external capital flows to developing countries.
Selected capital flows to developing countries.
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Foreign direct investment(FDI) remains a major component of private capital flows to developing countries.
Net capital flows to developing countries, 1998-2006.
Volatile and pro-cyclical capital flows to developing countries.
Private capital flows to developing countries in a longer-term perspective.
All efforts should be made to avoid a fall in private capital flows to developing countries.
Private capital flows to developing countries have declined sharply since the late 1990s.
Notes with concern that both private and official capital flows to developing countries remain unpredictable;
Private capital flows to developing countries and the restructuring of commercial debt.
Growth rates for output andglobal trade fell and capital flows to developing countries shrank and became more volatile.
Private capital flows to developing countries remain volatile and short-term oriented.
My delegation calls for strategic change in the area of foreign investment through substantial,increased and continuous capital flows to developing countries.
Both private and official capital flows to developing countries remain unpredictable and volatile.
Those decisions must take into account the need to reach a global agreement on trade andto improve the levels of ODA and capital flows to developing countries.
The prospects for private capital flows to developing countries over the coming months are mixed.
On the supply side, the still ongoing de-leveraging of many financial institutions in advanced market economies is likely to limit capital flows to developing economies.
High levels of net private capital flows to developing and transition economies sustained.
The problem needed to be addressed nationally, by supporting the private and informal sectors, promoting self-employment, providing credit facilities to the unemployed, encouraging the creation of volunteer organizations and investing in training programmes; internationally, by dismantling trade barriers,ensuring adequate capital flows to developing nations, encouraging technology transfer, alleviating the debt burden and sharing experiences.
Furthermore, international capital flows to developing countries remain excessively concentrated in few large markets.
Nevertheless, the Conference was only the beginning of a process aimed at accelerating and facilitating capital flows to developing countries and improving the financing of sustainable development.
During the 1990s, capital flows to developing countries were mostly favourable until the occurrence of the Asian financial crisis.
The United Nations had a role to play in promoting the international machinery to attract capital flows to developing countries, thereby partly mitigating the negative effect of the net transfer of resources from developing countries abroad.
Foreign capital flows to developing countries as a group fell absolutely and as a share of total capital flows, but flows to the ESCAP region rose marginally.
This could trigger renewed massive capital flows to developing countries, particularly those in East Asia and Latin America.
The Vi also published a teaching module on capital flows to developing countries, and provided support to academics from Ethiopia, Kenya and Zimbabwe who adapted Vi teaching materials on FDI, competitiveness and development, and regional trade to the context of their countries.
There is a need to conduct an in-depth analysis of external capital flows to developing countries in order to better understand their social, distributional, economic and environmental impacts on sustainable development.