Examples of using Productive potential in English and their translations into Chinese
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International flows of investment capital are needed to expand the productive potential of these economies.
In the long term, social protection can help individuals and families to build human and social resources, and thereby unleash the productive potential of the workforce.
Reducing poverty, improving nutrition and health, and boosting education increase people's productive potential.
It is about giving equal chances to every human being, enabling them to realize their productive potential.
This last element is important because only the working-age population represents an economy's productive potential.
(b) The creativity and productive potential of women and men trapped in the informal economy must be released.
While multilateral trade negotiations on agriculture lag, the multilateral trading system remains unbalanced, seriously damaging the productive potential of developing countries.
But this requires productive potential to be translated into higher incomes.
This is so because investments in human capital enable the poor to realize their full productive potential over time.
As a social and economic process that involves increasing the productive potential and the freedom by which people exercise the right to realize their potential, development has a number of requirements.
He had not been driven by personal gain alone; all the information he collected had been sent to the Government in Buenos Aires, particularly that relating to the islands' productive potential.
In the long term, active labour-market policies should aim to develop an education and training system that enhances the productive potential and employability of the workforce.
However, without basic infrastructure, social transfer schemes that foster access to health care, adequate levels of nutrition and social stability, a country cannot unlock its full productive potential.
Without basic infrastructure, social stability and social transfer schemes that foster access to health care and adequate levels of nutrition, a country cannot unlock its full productive potential.
Youth unemployment, underemployment and vulnerable employment also are highly costly to society in terms of lost human and productive potential, increased welfare payments and decreased fiscal revenues.
Without schemes that ensure access to health care, adequate levels of nutrition and social stability, a country cannot unlock its full human, economic and productive potential.
Besides affecting the skills, motivation as well as physical and mental well-being of youth, the loss of human and productive potential also undermines participation, social cohesion and stability.
First, with imperfect markets, inequalities in power and wealth translate into unequal opportunities, leading to wasted productive potential and to an inefficient allocation of resources.
To reduce the waste of human resources and productive potential of youth, target 6.1 aims to halve, between 2005 and 2015, the proportion of youth who are neither in education nor in employment.
The aid received by our countries will be ineffective and a source of great frustration for donors and beneficiaries unless it is part of a plan to create and develop the productive potential of our countries.
