Examples of using Epzs in English and their translations into Russian
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The phenomenon of quantitatively increased employment opportunities accompanied by low-quality conditions of work is manifested especially in the EPZs.
basic services in the EPZs should be administered by the private sector.
Those countries where some progress is being made are vulnerable to a rapid relocation of investment to new EPZs.
enterprises in the EPZs did not hire persons belonging to unions.
The Government however is aware that there are race-based challenges relating to Export Processing Zones(EPZs) and other businesses.
especially in export processing zones EPZs.
25 years constitute up to 90 per cent of the labour force of EPZs.
the establishment of textile mills in order to furnish fabrics to firms in the EPZs.
These basic considerations probably carry more weight in attracting foreign investment than"cosmetic" financial incentives offered by EPZs, especially for long-term investors.
marketing which in turn engenders a wider range of services offered by EPZs.
provinces have been declared EPZs or SEZs, eroding the limited(and limiting) geographical notion of EPZs.
Nevertheless, EPZs have opened up opportunities for wage employment for women, thereby increasing their
EPZs also promote linkages with the domestic economy by encouraging technology transfer
It is worth noting though that the EPZs are exempted from the Occupational Health
Investors also require a stable policy towards EPZs, consisting of clear, simple regulations
medium-sized companies in declining industries in developed countries, and in some EPZs which attracted young rural women from neighbouring countries.
will lead to better-defined economic policies regarding EPZs.
the remaining physical infrastructure will likely evolve into industrial estates for the industries that once dominated the EPZs.
especially in EPZs and those engaged through subcontracting arrangements, often work very
there is undeniable evidence that EPZs, although relatively small as a sector, have been among