Примеры использования Export-led на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Now that the emphasis was on export-led growth, SMEs were switching to exports,
Rapidly developing economies in Asia reliant on export-led growth have been impacted by falling exports.
which were focused on export-led growth at the expense of wage-led, domestic-consumption-led growth.
The crisis had challenged the development paradigm anchored in export-led growth and highlighted the need for developing-country economies to be less vulnerable to trade shocks.
Although many least developed countries had successfully implemented export-led growth strategies, they had also been victims of shrinking international trade.
Export-led growth strategies were often viewed as attractive alternatives to increasing domestic wages,
According to the Government of Ghana, export-led and domestic-market-led industrialization depends primarily on developing supply capacity.
In the particular case of trade, African countries have prioritized export-led growth, enhancing competitiveness
countries(113 out of 162) record a trade deficit, export-led growth strategies remain imperative to them.
industrial growth and achieving export-led economic growth.
Indeed, integration into GSCs has become an important pillar of their policies for export-led development.
that harnessing technology spillovers had played a major part in its export-led growth.
able to supply GSCs, the opportunities for export-led development were substantial.
taking advantage of the opportunities brought about by globalization and the export-led growth model.
Many countries believe that zones provide a way of kick-starting export-led, economic development
With regard to trade, African least developed countries have been pursuing export-led growth policies for the last two decades.
were applied either according to import substitution industrialization or export-led growth models.
particularly in developing countries where growth has been primarily export-led.
Future growth in many of the ECE economies needs to be more export-led; as a result policy initiatives are needed that can facilitate that adjustment.
Under the current multilateral trade rules, various constraints thwart the efforts of several developing countries to harness the full potential of an export-led development strategy.