Examples of using Export-driven in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Israeli economy was export-driven.
However, pollution growth in this export-driven sector has been successfully controlled by the Environmental Quality Act.
Today, South Korea is still an export-driven economy.
Today Taiwan has a dynamic,capitalist, export-driven economy with gradually decreasing state involvement in investment and foreign trade.
Impala Terminals is a multimodal logistics provider focused on export-driven emerging markets.
It will entail a shift from informal jobs in export-driven economies towards an expansion in domestic markets and internal consumption.
It was understood from the evidence that skills shortages threatened the Irish economy's export-driven growth.
In recent decades,there is no doubt that export-driven industries are driving a bigger share of deforestation than ever before.
In Hungary, the expected modest strengthening of GDP growth in2004(to 3.3 per cent) presupposes a major shift towards export-driven growth.
Mobile business solutions for export-driven supply chains.
In addition to strong, export-driven performance in Germany and France, there were also two-digit growth rates in the EL North Central Europe and EL Iberia business units.
Since the 1980s,international development agencies have placed great emphasis on export-driven growth in developing countries.
A third issue that was discussed was whether the export-driven model adopted by Japan during the post-war era would be a prudent model for Africa to follow.
Export-driven growth needs to be supplemented by increases in domestic demand and international coordination of policies to promote increased, balanced trade and financial liberalization.
Global trade, meanwhile, will see a dramatic decrease in 2009, with export-driven developing economies facing severe consequences, such as high rates of unemployment.
South Korea's export-driven economy and competition with domestic U.S. producers in certain fields of products have led to some trade friction with the United States.
In Singapore, GDP in the fiscal year ending March 2011 showed very strong export-driven growth, with quarterly growth rates ranging from 9.1 per cent to 19.4 per cent year-on-year.
Experience shows that those countries which have maintained relatively open economies and adopted sound and consistent policies to promote export-led growth have done relatively well, and in particular have done better than those which have eitherover-protected their markets or failed to create a base for export-driven growth.
The engine of British recovery over the past two years has been consumer spending, butthe current growth is becoming more investment- and export-driven, as is broadly the case elsewhere, while the consumption rate is slowing.
For example, a number of developing countries have followed export-driven development policies that focus on the creation of manufacturing exports enclaves with few links to production for the domestic economy.
The foreseeable developments in the international context- economic, political and institutional- following the Uruguay Round and the advance of regional andsubregional integration agreements can offer some opportunities for countries whose productive and export-driven development has been retarded; nevertheless, they also entail a significant erosion of the opportunities for implementing selective policies to promote such development.
The second objective is to promote the comparative study of export-driven development with a view to identifying strategic components of a dynamic process of changing production patterns that can support new specialization models and to make policy recommendations in that area;
Government representatives also discussed the role ofwomen in agricultural production(Sweden) and trade, including export-driven, monoculture economies(Cuba, Netherlands), food security and hostile food policies Cuba.
He subsequently outlined a number of proposals,focusing in particular on job creation through the revival of export-driven industries, which are intended to contribute to ongoing reflections by national authorities and to complement such existing strategies as the post-disaster needs assessment and the poverty reduction strategy paper.
In addition, women who are smallholder farmers in rural areas have been adversely affected by decades of underinvestment in agriculture, lack of secure access to land, and recent volatilities in food andcommodity prices and export-driven agricultural enterprises that have offered seasonal and casual work often under adverse working conditions.
The food system promoted by the WTO is built on industrialized and capital-intensive, export-driven agriculture that is furthering corporate concentration along the food chain and undermining the livelihoods, rights, health and living and working conditions of agricultural and food workers and thus further undermining food security.
