Examples of using Commodity dependence in English and their translations into Russian
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Continuing commodity dependence.
Commodity dependence and its effects 5.
Reducing commodity dependence.
Trade liberalization has reinforced commodity dependence.
Increased commodity dependence.
Work in this area will include issues related to commodity dependence.
Continuing commodity dependence.
The Report pays particular attention to the relationship between commodity dependence and poverty.
For some countries, commodity dependence has been associated with poor economic performance.
It will include issues related to commodity dependence.
Commodity dependence remains a major development problem afflicting many DCs, particularly in LDCs and those in Africa.
Neoindustrializaciya Russia will shift away from commodity dependence of GDP and the national budget.
But these developments do not solve the fundamental problem associated with commodity dependence.
Difficulties directly related to commodity dependence are discussed in the following section.
Broaden least developed countries' economic base in order to reduce commodity dependence.
Thus, in the long run, reducing commodity dependence can contribute to indirectly addressing price volatility.
UNCTAD presented a paper on Africa's trade performance and commodity dependence at the workshop.
Thus, in the long run, reducing commodity dependence can contribute to indirectly addressing the price volatility.
Instead, they have looked to the international community for solutions to their commodity dependence and associated problems.
Financial instability, commodity dependence and preference dependence had led to the exclusion of the poorest from global trade.
A moderate current account deficit mitigates external vulnerability arising from commodity dependence and the small size of the economy.
As with Africa andthe Middle East, commodity dependence leaves some countries vulnerable to price volatility and adverse trends.
It provided a detailed profile of poverty in LDCs,with particular reference to the link between commodity dependence and poverty.
Pockets of extreme poverty remain:these are linked to commodity dependence, a lack of productive capacity and a lack of access to basic services.
Major challenges remained, including high trading costs,lack of productive capacity and high commodity dependence.
As a result of these developments, Africa's trade with developing countries is reinforcing commodity dependence and replicating the current pattern of trade with developed countries.
This commodity dependence represents a major constraint on the ability of many developing countries to take advantage of the trading opportunities resulting from liberalization and globalization.
In order to double their share of global exports by 2020, the least developed countries would need to reduce their commodity dependence and diversify their export base.
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 economic shocks on the one hand, and commodity dependence, lack of diversification and structural change on the other.