Examples of using World export in English and their translations into Russian
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World exports.
Share in world exports.
World exports$ mill.
Total world exports.
World export volume.
Share of developing countries in world exports.
Share in world exports per cent.
Value and Share of Developing-Country Exports in Total World Exports.
World export of selected vegetable oil thousand tons.
Developing country share of world exports on items.
World exports of selected services categories, 2008Q3=100.
The continent's share of world exports and imports has declined.
Côte d'Ivoire is the world's largest producer of cocoa,with almost 40 per cent of the world export market.
It is projected that world exports will grow by 4.6 per cent in 2014.
India has been successful in capturing a small butgrowing share of the world export market for software.
As table 1 indicates, world exports of electronic and electrical products experienced sustained expansion.
An important result was that developed countries were accounting for increasingly larger shares of world export values of tropical products.
The share of LDCs in world export of tourism services jumped from 0.6 per cent in 1988 to 0.8 per cent at the end of the 1990s.
However, in most cases, these losses reflected a decline in intraregional trade, not world trade,as total world export levels slightly improved.
By way of comparison, world export value for iron ore was approximately $10 billion and for cocoa about $3 billion in 2000.
Based on this more optimistic outlook for Japan,world output growth for 1999 would increase by 0.4 percentage points from the baseline, with world export volume increasing by 0.5 percentage points see table.
He stressed that the share of LDCs in the world export of goods and services had been declining, exacerbating the marginalization of LDCs in the global economy.
Many of these countries were extremely limited in their ability to benefit from international trade andwere characterized by a very low participation in world export markets(less than 0.1 per cent) and low export diversification.
Malaysia and Indonesia dominate the world export of tropical timber products; they had a combined market share of about 86 per cent of total export from tropical countries in 1992.
The high dependence on primary exports andthe lack of diversification of some economies have steadily made them lose world export market share for their main export products, affecting their trade balance and economic performance.
World export growth rates averaged 7.7 percent over 2005-2013, and in 2013 world trade reached a peak of more than $18 trillion, with 84 percent comprising manufacturing products.
Regarding ores and minerals, the rebound in world export shares of developing countries during the 1990s can be attributed to a rapid increase in developing countries' share of world production in the 1990s(except Africa's), mainly as a result of an expansion of foreign investment, particularly in Latin America.
For a number of countries, the ratio fluctuated quite widely due to external shocks such as falling commodity prices,reduced world export demand, sharp exchange rate depreciation or competitors, in addition to wars, conflicts and natural disasters.
The dynamism of a given commodity can be measured by different indicators such as the growth of world export value or the growth of its share in world commodities exports compared to those of other commodities of the same group in the case of steel-"minerals and metals.