Примеры использования Distributional на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Poverty incidence and distributional inequalities.
including distributional impacts;
Thirty-five of the 53 African Governments felt that major distributional changes were desirable.
At the technical level, the challenge of capturing the distributional dimensions of inequality is exacerbated by data constraints that make it difficult to track them.
This distributional design provides information redundancy of data
Integrating distributional aspects into cost-benefit analysis has long been recognized as important9
The studies should also examine distributional effects of these instruments taking into consideration their potential impacts on different stakeholders.
Distributional issues, such as a potential minimum tax threshold,
The desirable combination of growth-enhancing and distributional measures is likely to vary across countries
Important distributional implications emerge particularly owing to decisions about which types of knowledge
Calculating distributional impacts requires detailed geographical knowledge,
The application of the principle of equity will help to take into consideration possible distributional effects of the UNECE technical cooperation.
small island developing States, as evidenced by the distributional effects of emerging hub-and-spokes systems.
negative entitlements and address distributional and equity concerns.
trends, distributional effects, and synergies with other initiatives.
would have significant distributional implications.
In addition, the attribution of fixed cost according to economic rules has distributional impacts that represent a challenge for policy makers.
In addition, indicators to present the distributional aspects under each capital indicator will be considered in order to respond to the needs of the policymakers.
This methodology has been modified from previous assessments to include distributional overlap of the species and fisheries for five fishing methods within the New Zealand EEZ.
Quite often, however, poverty is linked to the exclusion of people from the economic agenda when macroeconomic policy decisions are taken without properly evaluating their distributional and social impacts.