Examples of using Export competitiveness in English and their translations into Spanish
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Enterprise Competitiveness Branch introduced agenda item 3,"Promoting the export competitiveness of SMEs.
impact of trade facilitation mechanisms on export competitiveness: a regional perspective.
LDCs' lack of capacity in fulfilling these stringent requirements has weakened their export competitiveness and their ability to seize market opportunities.
As regards efforts to promote their export competitiveness through FDI, developing countries
Indeed, some of the countries most successful in boosting export competitiveness and leveraging and integrating FDI into the local economy used a two-pronged approach based on developing domestic capacities while targeting foreign resources and assets.
Transnational Corporations and Export Competitiveness reported on the global downturn in FDI flows in 2001
mitigate rural poverty and strengthen the export competitiveness of local products.
Transnational Corporations and Export Competitiveness Sales No. E.02.II.D.4.
This suggests that it may not be so much the high transport costs for exports that are detrimental to the export competitiveness of LLDCs, but rather the delays
then the export competitiveness effects at the national level become more closely related to competitiveness effects on these sectors.
company export strategies, export competitiveness or market access.
low savings and poor export competitiveness.
chose not to do so means that access to competitive imports affect a country's export competitiveness.
project on capacity-building of enterprises in selected least developed countries/economies in transition to enhance their export competitiveness including seminars,
allow them to maintain a certain level of export competitiveness by according them appropriate special and differential treatment.
civil society discussed how competition policy enhanced the export competitiveness of enterprises, particularly in developing countries.
It was clear that export competitiveness was determined by a number of factors, such as differences in capital cost, technologies, infrastructure,
Some developing country firms may seek ISO 14001 certification as a means to increase export competitiveness and strengthen market positions,
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.
enhance export competitiveness and integrate effectively into the global economy.