Примеры использования Rate of economic growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Uganda has enjoyed a high average rate of economic growth of 8.1 per cent due to macroeconomic stability and strict monetary policies.
export networks and higher rate of economic growth.
In the first I considered issues relating to the impact of migrants' remittances on the rate of economic growth.
Along with the fast and stable rate of economic growth, the economic structure of Viet Nam has changed substantially.
A number of small island developing States also face severe population stresses which increase the pressures on limited natural resources and impact upon the rate of economic growth.
The rate of economic growth of certain African States continues to make progress thanks to good management policies.
which continues to this day, Paraguay experienced an average annual rate of economic growth of 4 per cent for the period 2003-2007.
Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) was an important factor influencing the rate of economic growth and exports.
In China, attempts to slow down an unsustainably high rate of economic growth continue but with very limited success.
For per capita investment and rate of economic growth Azerbaijan was leader in the world last year.
still fell behind the rate of economic growth.
This has meant that the rate of economic growth is low, and therefore success in abiding by the commitments of Copenhagen can be achieved only through cooperation among States,
However, climate change is expected to change the path and rate of economic growth, thus increasing poverty through reduced income opportunities, and projected to alter regional food security,
To this end the developing countries' rate of economic growth must be accelerated to provide more sources of employment,
The concept of sustainable development requires that African countries devise development programmes that maximize the rate of economic growth and have positive impact on poverty alleviation,
Government remained deeply concerned over the continuing declining rate of economic growth of the LDCs as a group,
from 53.1 to 52.8 per cent, owing to the first negative rate of economic growth recorded in the region since 1983.
The main macro-economic objectives for 1993 are to maintain the rate of economic growth(4.5-5.0 per cent),
It is a challenge owing to the persistent discrepancy between the rate of economic growth in these countries, which limits Government budgetary allocations to meet the growing demand for primary education and that of population increase.
The changes in the rate of economic growth during the entire period were affected primarily by fluctuation in the influx of foreign capital,