Examples of using Export competitiveness in English and their translations into French
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is also likely as the authorities seek to boost export competitiveness.
China also plans to hold a national meeting on environmental requirements and export competitiveness as a follow-up activity.
Unchecked oil exports resulted in the appreciation of the local currency and undermined export competitiveness.
Expert Meeting on Improving the Export Competitiveness of SMEs, Geneva, 2004.
Development Board held an exchange of views on the impact of environment-related policies on export competitiveness and market access.
decided to convene an Intergovernmental Expert Group Meeting on Promoting the Export Competitiveness of SMEs.
Transnational Corporations and Export Competitiveness reported on the global downturn in FDI flows in 2001
cost increases that hampered the operations of businesses and undermined export competitiveness.
September 17, 2002 Presentation of the report of UNCTAD(World Investment Report 2002:Transnational Corporations and Export Competitiveness), the UN Information Centre in Moscow, Russia.
After briefly discussing the concept of export competitiveness, Part I outlines the changing international context, which results in new opportunities
of developing countries' currencies, eroding their export competitiveness, has further constrained these countries e.g. Brazil's external balance turned from a surplus into a deficit in 2006- 2010.
The resulting economies of scale can improve efficiency and export competitiveness, while enabling investments to meet the more complex market requirements of purchasers from developed countries.
experts discussed different patterns of SMEs' internationalization that help increase export competitiveness. These include integrating clusters,
provide adequate support for the building of productive capacity and export competitiveness.
In connection with UNIDO's initiative to facilitate the participation of developing countries in trade and enhance their export competitiveness, stress must be placed on two key aspects:
the corresponding impact on export competitiveness and dependence on regional neighbours for access to overseas markets.
LDCs' growth prospects could also be enhanced by improving their export competitiveness, particularly in areas where they have comparative advantages.
The development of export competitiveness may require investment in capabilities of various kinds:
The third priority concerned the role of international agencies in enhancing SMEs' export competitiveness in developing countries by assisting their effective participation in discussions on investment
These days were dedicated to the standardization of industrial data in the service of export competitiveness, development and consolidation of expertise,