Examples of using Economic stabilization programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries.
The burden of economic crises and economic stabilization programmes;
Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries.
Report of the Secretary-General on the economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380);
Iii Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries: A/48/380;
See report of the Secretary-General on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380), box.
At its 86th plenary meeting, on 21 December 1993, the General Assembly, on the recommendation of the Rapporteur of the Second Committee, took note of the report of the Secretary-General on the economic stabilization programmes in developing countries. A/48/380.
The principal obstacle facing economic stabilization programmes in developing countries was the prevailing international economic climate.
With regard to this report, I should also like to suggest that a draft decision be included in which the General Assembly would decide to take note of the report of the Secretary-General on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries A/48/380.
Furthermore, we have embarked on a process of structural adjustment and economic stabilization programmes with a view to rehabilitating all areas of national activity.
The third report, on economic stabilization programmes in the developing countries(A/48/380) offered the following conclusions: the experience with stabilization and adjustment policies had been very diverse.
From the preceding analysis, it is clear that the economic policy lessons that were presented in thereport of the Secretary-General(A/46/385) entitled"Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries" which was prepared for the forty-sixth session of the General Assembly, remain valid.
The report of the Secretary-General on the economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380) highlighted the fact that policy reform and adjustment programmes had been launched in the context of a harsh external economic environment.
As noted in paragraph 71 of the first report of the Secretary-General(A/46/385) on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries, external support can feed domestic confidence and thus avoid the trap of self-fulfilling negative expectations about the prospects of an adjustment programme. .
Mr. WOON(Malaysia) said that the report on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380) showed that the serious social repercussions in countries where such programmes had failed were a cause for concern which the international multilateral institutions must address.
On stabilization and structural adjustment programmes in developing countries, see, for example,report of the Secretary-General on"Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries"(A/48/380);"Dilemmas of macroeconomic adjustment: stabilization and adjustment in developing countries", supplement to the World Economic Survey, 1990-1991(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.92.II.C.2) and World Economic and Social Survey 1995…, chap. V.
With regard to the Secretary-General's report"Economic stabilization programmes in developing countries"(A/48/380), which is mentioned in paragraph 3(c) of part I of the Second Committee's report on agenda item 91, may I take it that the General Assembly wishes- on the proposal of the Rapporteur of the Second Committee- to take note of the report of the Secretary-General?
A previous report of the Secretary-General(A/46/385) on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries was presented to the General Assembly at its forty-sixth session, in response to Assembly resolution 45/194 of 21 December 1990.
The developing countries could not be expected to implement economic stabilization programmes when the industrialized countries were manifestly incapable of rectifying serious imbalances that affected their own economies, as recent disorders in the currency markets had shown.
Mr. BAHADIAN(Brazil) said that the conclusion, in the report of the Secretary-General on economic stabilization programmes in developing countries(A/48/380), that adjustment programmes in many countries had not yet yielded any positive results, came as no surprise, since such programmes invariably involved increased, though unbalanced, integration of developing country economies into the world economy, and thus made them more dependent on the international economic environment.
She notes that since early 2011,the Government has been implementing an economic stabilization programme in order to re-establish macroeconomic stability in the context of the global economic and financial crises.
He described to the Commission the positive results of his country's economic stabilization programme and the principal features of his country's FDI policies, which aimed at attracting foreign investors.
In 1993, an economic stabilization programme had been put in place with a view to reforming the system of economic ownership, establishing a competitive environment and creating conditions conducive to economic development and sustained growth.
Despite those difficulties, his Government was determined to press ahead with the implementation of its economic stabilization programme and with plans to balance public finances.
The impact of economic stabilization and structural adjustment programmes on employment has varied among countries.
He also recognized the work of the World Bank andthe International Monetary Fund(IMF) in poverty alleviation and economic stabilization and reform programmes.
The Fund has continued to provide financial support for economic stabilization and reform programmes in most of the transition economies over the past few years.
Regarding the country mechanisms, a commitment by the Governments of the Gambia, Ghana,Mali, Nigeria and Senegal to implementing economic stabilization and reform programmes necessary to facilitate economic growth is manifest.
Economic difficulties, adjustment and stabilization programmes have required most developing countries to make major financial adaptations, particularly by cutting government expenditure.
This new development paradigm is often embodied in economic stabilization and structural adjustment programmes sponsored by IMF and the World Bank and carried out by the developing countries.