Examples of using World commodity in English and their translations into Chinese
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Nevertheless, these institutions were dismantled in many countries within the context of SAPs, thereby exposing commodity producers to the vagaries of world commodity markets.
His chosen successor Dilma Rousseff won the election, but then world commodity prices collapsed, the Brazilian economy tanked, and unemployment soared.
This modest progress in some areas has been accompanied by improved national policies, increased world commodity prices and strengthened partnership with the international community.
The need for an increased focus on commodities, including the issue of instability in world commodity prices, is being increasingly recognized.
The post-adjustment experiences have also been mixed, but, on the whole, real producer prices have reflected the declining pattern of world commodity market prices.
A/59/304 Item 85(d) of the provisional agenda-- Macroeconomic policy questions: commodities-- World commodity trends and prospects-- Report of the Secretary-General[A C E F R S].
Document: Note by the Secretary-General of the United Nations transmitting the report of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD on world commodity trends and prospects(resolution 57/236) and reporting on the implementation of resolution 58/204.
Document: Note by the Secretary-General of the United Nations transmitting the report of the secretariat of UNCTAD on world commodity trends and prospects(resolution 59/224), A/61/202.
South-South trade is a particularly dynamic element of world commodity trade, owing particularly to the higher rate of growth in developing countries where per capita consumption of commodities increases fast.
In this respect, it will be possible to discuss both the fundamental changes in the structure and functioning of the world commodity economy, and the dynamics of price movements in the light of financial crises.
In commodity-dependent LDCs, especially in Africa, the potential for external trade to accelerate economic growth and poverty reduction had been undermined by unstable and falling world commodity prices.
Under agenda item 91(c), the General Assembly will review the world commodity situation, in the light of the report prepared by UNCTAD in response to General Assembly resolution 51/169(A/53/319, annex).
The General Assembly had before it document A/57/381, entitled" World Commodity Trends and Prospects: Note by the Secretary-General", which had been prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat.
Consequently, the economic and social development of these countries remains largely dependent on changes in world commodity markets and, in particular, on changes in commodity prices.
The World Commodity Survey 2003- 2004 provides information and market analysis on over 80 commodities and key commodity industry sectors, many of which are of special interest to African countries.
These Reports analysed the changes in the world commodity economy, in particular in the evolution of prices over the past years in the context of the 2008- 2009 economic and financial crises.
The themes of future GCFs will concentrate on the issues and areas crucial for the world commodity economy, in particular those which pose grave challenges to commodity production and trade.
As a result, their share of world commodity trade has been stagnant or falling, along with their capacity to diversify into higher value commodities or manufacturing.
A book World Commodity Survey 2003- 2004(ISBN 92-1-101049-7) was prepared and published in cooperation with CYCLOPE and the support of the Government of France.
In accordance with the relevant resolutions of General Assembly, UNCTAD prepared in 2008, 2009 and 2011, United Nations General Assembly Reports on World Commodity Trends and Prospects.