Примеры использования Trade preferences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In general, investment incentives in aid delivery could be combined with trade preferences which developed countries may offer to developing countries and regions.
on the Global System of Trade Preferences GSTP.
Similarly, if the least developed countries lost their trade preferences, institutional arrangements were required to address that challenge.
Greater selectivity might be required to ensure that those developing countries most in need benefited most from the GSP and other trade preferences.
Opportunity Act and trade preferences for LDCs.
Increased flow of external resources, debt relief and trade preferences to the least developed countries.
This latter type of arrangement differs from the others in that it involves reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
Reciprocal preferences resulting from an expanding, complex web of regional arrangements were increasingly to be found in juxtaposition with unilateral trade preferences.
as demonstrated by the Generalized System of Trade Preferences UNCTAD, 2004.
vulnerable developing economies should include the critical areas of market access and trade preferences.
Increased flow of external resources, debt relief and trade preferences to the least developed countries.
Arrangements of the latter type differ from the others in that they involve reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
especially in terms of identifying the real benefits obtained from trade preferences.
This latter differs from the others in that it involves reciprocal rather than unilateral trade preferences.
Until recently, substantial benefits accrued to small island developing States through these agricultural trade preferences.
However, the EU's international agreements and unilateral trade preferences will apply immediately in the enlarged union.
would provide special trade preferences for the LDCs.
There was recognition of the key issue of trade preferences and compensation for their erosion as a result of market access liberalization in agriculture.
Conversely, it was stated that the imposition of conditionalities implies that in reality there is reciprocity in the supposedly non-reciprocal trade preferences.
particularly those highly dependent on trade preferences and those dependent on primary commodity exports,