Examples of using Export performance in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, export performance may weaken in the short run if Western European demand fails to gain momentum
Export performance has fared better than many other developed economies following the crisis,
This improved export performance was largely attributable to rising international commodity prices.
This improved export performance was largely attributable to rising international commodity prices.
The 2008 report on Economic Development in Africa: Export Performance after Trade Liberalization- Some Patterns and Policy Perspectives will be presented to the Board.
This lack of response points to the need to identify the constraints that continue to limit export performance.
The availability, capacity and competitiveness of domestic producer services should be improved to enhance export performance.
In the past, host Governments have used direct measures, such as local content, export performance and transfer of technology requirements.
There are also a number of important indirect channels through which high transport costs affect export performance and competitiveness.
In the aftermath of the crisis in Asia, lower world prices for oil and other commodities negatively impacted the Russian Federation's export performance and fiscal balance.
sellers across the world, export performance indicators, competitive and alternative markets.
The Commission developed indices of technology development, taking into account indicators such as investment in research and development, human capital and export performance.
This information is also critical for identifying public policies and regulatory approaches that can enhance growth and promote better the export performance of professional services.
With such policies in place, the outlook for 2008 to 2009 was uninterrupted economic growth drawing on robust export performance and continued dynamism in the construction industry.
A sustainable improvement in export performance requires not only productivity growth based on rising investment rates,
A sustainable improvement in export performance requires not only productivity growth based on rising investment rates, but also policies that ensure that real wages do not increase faster than productivity growth, and that the exchange rate is maintained at a stable and competitive level.
The export performance of the East Asian countries, most notably the Association of South-East Asian Nations countries, weakened markedly in 1995- 1996 as activity in their major trading partners slowed down.
The aggregate export performance of developing countries on EU markets tended to confirm that the Single European Market(SEM) made little impact on developing countries as a group.
Just as their sound export performance contributed significantly to improved growth in the least developed countries in recent years, reduced export earnings are leading to widening current account deficits, depletion of international reserves, currency depreciation and reduced economic growth.
However, GCC member States still registered on average a 50 per cent or more improvement in their export performance in 2001 when compared with 1999 and 1998 levels.