Examples of using Trade competitiveness in English and their translations into Russian
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Freight transport is a key determinant of efficient market access, trade competitiveness and a country's ability to effectively integrate into global supply chains.
The exchange rate, moreover, is a monetary variable that is set for a variety of reasons, trade competitiveness being only one of them.
Energy price fluctuations can have major consequences for national economies, trade competitiveness and the welfare of households.
focusing on"Strengthening trade competitiveness in times of global economic crisis- Challenges faced by LLDCs.
It would also require measures to address the current constraints on supply and trade competitiveness.
production patterns, trade competitiveness and national capacities for innovation and adaptation,
While welcoming the emphasis on improving Africa's trade competitiveness in the priority area of trade access
Analyse in depth the emerging issues of climate change policies and trade competitiveness; trade and investment opportunities arising
The analysis reveals that there is a positive relationship between the trade competitiveness index and index of export concentration,
It is designed to assess the trade competitiveness of developing countries in the growing worldwide use of and trade in biofuels,
thus impacting on the trade competitiveness and productive capacities of developing countries.
this will limit the potential to develop their international trade competitiveness and their capabilities with regard to becoming trade efficient.
enhancing the integration of their economies into the global economy and their trade competitiveness.
growth and trade competitiveness, considering in this context some effects of direct governmental intervention
reduced GDP growth, trade competitiveness and resources for anti-poverty programmes.
of other actions aimed at enhancing the trade competitiveness of their enterprises.
In this context, UNCTAD should assess the trade competitiveness of developing countries in the growing worldwide use of and trade in bio-fuels,
which are already disproportionately higher in developing countries and entail implications for trade competitiveness.
local content- can channel FDI into industrialization and improve the trade competitiveness of TNCs in the preference-receiving countries.
which may- in certain circumstances- provide them with additional options for enhancing their trade competitiveness.
