Примеры использования External indebtedness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They also addressed official development assistance(ODA), external indebtedness, private investment
External indebtedness is one of the major obstacles to the development efforts of many developing countries.
including sustainable levels of domestic and external indebtedness.
At the same time, external indebtedness continued to be a major drain on resources for development.
sub-Saharan Africa was adversely affected by problems of external indebtedness during this period.
The external indebtedness of developing countries,
Reliance on fossil fuel is also causing increased external indebtedness for the least developed countries.
External indebtedness continued to be the single most important obstacle to the development of many countries, particularly in Africa.
per capita income, external indebtedness and the availability of foreign exchange were also of crucial importance.
The progressive and successful implementation of this medium-term reform package has lead to the restoration of macroeconomic stabilization in 2010 when Seychelles' external indebtedness returned to a sustainable level.
depend on imported inputs in a situation of acute foreign exchange scarcity exacerbated by high external indebtedness.
Malaysia also suffered from high private indebtedness and weaknesses in financial institutions, although its external indebtedness was relatively low.
The joint OAU/ECA/ADB secretariat of the Ministerial Contact Group on Africa's external indebtedness organized a meeting of the Group at Tunis in 1994.
fluctuating terms of trade, external indebtedness and political instability,
Mr. Prendergast(Jamaica) said that the rising external indebtedness of developing countries severely hampered their efforts to achieve sustainable development
His delegation would make specific proposals in that connection during the Committee's consideration of external indebtedness.
non-tariff barriers when exporting their goods, and while their external indebtedness had increased, there had been a decline in external resource flows.
finance, and external indebtedness, the problem of poverty persisted
Statistics indicate that Africa's external indebtedness increased from $300 billion in 1992 to $332 billion in 1995,
causes and trends of their external indebtedness, and possible options to solve their debt problems.