Примеры использования Declining share на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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including a growing debt burden, a declining share in world trade,
little structural transformation a declining share of agriculture in GDP
On the less positive side, he mentioned sub-Saharan Africa's very small share in world industrial output; its declining share in South-South manufactured exports, total exports,
in particular the declining share of resources flowing to regional programmes,
from the mainstream of a rapidly globalizing world economy was reflected in their low and declining share in world trade,
and LDCs' declining share of aggregate FDI flows to developing countries.
The declining share of medium-sized enterprises in the economy,
That encouraging development contrasted, however, with Africa's declining share of world trade, which had fallen
as reflected in their low and declining share in world trade,
aid for social sectors, but expressed concern about the low and declining share of aid for development of the productive sector
She pointed out that recent trends in economic transformation showed a declining share of forests and agriculture in gross domestic product(GDP) and employment, along with increased demand for land
although the data indicate a declining share since 1988.
$18.6 billion in 2007, but Asia-Pacific landlocked developing countries received a declining share of the total, and very few donor countries have met the target of contributing 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to ODA.
For this approach, the relatively low level and declining share of FDI flows to Africa are taken as symptomatic of the region's weak investment climate, and as a principal
with developing countries other than China representing a small and, in some respects, declining share of global totals.
in particular the declining share of net ODA for economic infrastructure, which was one
characterized by a shift from low- to high-productivity activities, as well as a declining share of agriculture in output and employment and an increasing share of manufacturing
than new aid disbursements, and that a drastically declining share of the aid disbursements is actually used for the development of economic infrastructure and production.
together with the declining share of implementing partners in overall programme implementation,
The secretariat's report attempts to place in perspective the reasons for the poor performance of Africa and the declining shares of the continent in world trade.