Examples of using Primary commodities in English and their translations into Russian
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A most pressing preoccupation would be the reduction of the over-dependence of the majority of countries on the export of a few primary commodities.
International prices for primary commodities remain elevated by historical standards, but face downward pressure in the outlook period.
Consider lessons learned from other countries that have successfully transformed the composition of their trade from mostly primary commodities to more diversified exports;
Previous analysis has shown"that there is a clear link between dependence on exports of primary commodities and the incidence of extreme poverty.
The rapid expansion of merchandise exports in 2001-2010 was due mostly to the rise in world prices of primary commodities.
Furthermore, many African countries still remain highly dependent on one or two primary commodities for the bulk of their exports.
Switzerland, and the US, which buy different primary commodities in Central Asia,
Many developing countries depend on primary commodities exports or on imports of food products.
when primary commodities represented 77 per cent of total exports.
as well as by the export of a few primary commodities.
Development efforts in LDCs were being hampered by the weak prices for primary commodities, which constituted the main source of their export earnings.
of industrial extraction of precious metals from primary commodities in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
These economies remain marginal because of their very narrow export bases in primary commodities.
fluctuations in the prices of primary commodities.
with its concentration on primary commodities, improvements in transport infrastructure will be more beneficial for imports than for exports.
Exports of all CA countries increasingly concentrate on very few primary commodities oil and gas,
rising prices of, many primary commodities, especially oil
Primary commodities had accounted for 79 per cent of least developed countries' exports of goods in 2012.
In order to reduce dependence on primary commodities and tap into the global economy, it is critical for African countries to add value to primary products by industrial processing.
With regard to the reduction of primary commodities imports, the Democratic Republic of the Congo created five special economic zones by Decree No. 12/021 of 16 July 2012.