Examples of using Changes in economic in English and their translations into Russian
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Managing changes in economic systems.
Compensation for specific changes in legislation and changes in economic circumstances.
Changes in economic or financial conditions; or.
On top of that, there are changes in economic geography.
Unfavourable changes in economic, social or political conditions in Kazakhstan and adverse sovereign action by the Government;
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The Sudan is undergoing fundamental changes in economic philosophy and sound governance.
Annual rate of change in the ratio'energy consumption/gross national product(GNP)' due to changes in economic structure.
Structural changes in economic systems and employment implications.
Additional economic losses calculated refer to changes in economic flows arising from the disaster.
The changes in economic and political conditions in recent years offer an opportunity to strengthen international cooperation for development.
Social benefits suggest qualitative changes in economic and cultural life of society.
The portion of the workforce protected by unions has declined,because of both government actions and changes in economic activity.
It propitiated important changes in economic policies and the implementation of structural reforms throughout the nineties.
For the last 10-15 years the countries of the region have undergone major changes in economic structure, trade patterns and policies.
An assessment that analyzes the changes in economic flows that occur after a disaster and over time, valued at current prices.
Effective responses to biodiversity loss andthe decline in ecosystem services require changes in economic incentives and markets49.
At the end of the twentieth century, there were changes in economic, political and socio-cultural spheres, which gave rise to the phenomenon of globalization.
These developments have led to an upheaval in the power relationships between different societies and changes in economic thinking and concepts and patterns of work.
Over the past two decades, changes in economic thinking and approaches have brought about a restructuring of social welfare policies, particularly in health care.
Hong Kong is a small, open,externally oriented and marketdriven economy that must retain the flexibility to adjust to changes in economic circumstances.
The Government has adopted measures leading to structural changes in economic activity, including the devaluation of the national currency.
Moreover, growth in both regions relies heavily on China's economic performance,leaving them exposed to unexpected changes in economic activity.
Polygamy was limited to certain regions andbarely 1.3 per cent of the population; changes in economic realities and in Algerian society had made it exceedingly rare.
Changes in economic policy and shifts in both public and private sector demands challenge a workforce whose existing skills and capabilities may be losing value.
It recognizes the need to enable current andfuture generations of society to be resistant to anticipated and unanticipated changes in economic, environmental, political and social systems.
Indirect drivers include policy changes, changes in economic activity, population change, sociopolitical, cultural and religious factors and technology change.
Inflationary pressures andexpectations remain low partly because of the weak prospects for demand but also because of the changes in economic structure and behaviour mentioned above.
Changes in economic structure, including those due to relocation of production, along with changes in consumption possibilities and patterns, have a direct impact on livelihoods and incomes of population groups, including youth.
Estimates the value ofa non-marketed resource or ecological function in terms of changes in economic activity, by modelling the physical contribution of the resource or function to economic output.