Examples of using External shocks in English and their translations into Russian
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External Shocks.
Building resilience to external shocks.
External shocks 5- 39.
Macroeconomic impacts of external shocks 6.
External shocks are captured through the export channel.
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The Gambia is therefore vulnerable to external shocks.
External shocks always demand budgetary consolidation, not relaxation.
The economy was highly vulnerable to internal and external shocks.
Vulnerability to external shocks demand and supply-side.
Malawi's economy remains weak and vulnerable to external shocks.
It remains vulnerable to external shocks and domestic risk factors.
Most developing countries were susceptible to external shocks.
Vulnerability to external shocks and remoteness from the rest of the world.
Labor in these sectors is considered to be elastic to external shocks, i.e.
LDCs were vulnerable to external shocks with limited capacity to raise productivity.
Climate change, too, had increased their vulnerability to external shocks.
Understanding external shocks affecting trade and development, in the context of building resilience;
Many water supply and sanitation systems are vulnerable to external shocks.
Limited capacity to withstand external shocks to domestic production and export opportunities;
Small developing States will never be insulated against external shocks.
The resilience of FDI inflows to external shocks and the ensuing 2003- 2004 economic and financial crisis was also noted.
Acknowledging the vulnerability of middle-income countries to external shocks.
Thus, the Maldives is extremely vulnerable to all the external shocks impacting the global economy.
The lack of significant structural reform has made the Ukrainian economy vulnerable to external shocks.
Because the Congolese economy looks outward,it is all the more vulnerable to external shocks, and the crisis has revealed its extreme vulnerability.
As an emerging economy,Russia remains particularly vulnerable to further external shocks.
Diversification not only broadened the scope for employment creation, which led to poverty reduction, butalso served as a buffer to a country's vulnerability against external shocks and promoted technological transfer and upgrading through foreign direct investment, thus ensuring stable and growth-prone economies.
The challenge is to make developing countries' economies more resilient to external shocks.
Undiversified financial sectors could be vulnerable to external shocks and disrupt stable supply.
Sustainably managed lands are more drought resistant123, exhibit a higher genetic diversity124 andare more resilient to extreme external shocks.