Examples of using Monetary cooperation in English and their translations into Spanish
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IMF was established to promote international monetary cooperation and exchange stability;
Monetary cooperation is a useful tool for achieving stability of the internal and the external value of their money,
Payments and monetary cooperation For a detailed review of all aspects of monetary cooperation, see UNCTAD/ECDC/238 of 4 February 1994,
The importance of these facilities has been confirmed by the eighth meeting of the coordination committee on Multilateral Payments Arrangements and Monetary Cooperation among Developing Countries see box below.
for promoting monetary cooperation in the Asian countries;
prices to generate benefits from international monetary cooperation.
the linking of the payments systems with other elements of monetary cooperation.
greater regional and sub-regional mechanisms for monetary cooperation.
progress in monetary cooperation has been uneven.
Preparatory work for the Ninth Session of the Coordination Committee on Multilateral Payment Arrangements and Monetary Cooperation among Developing Countries to be held in 1996,
In the light of the above, the May 2000 decision by East Asian finance ministers to enhance regional monetary cooperation arrangements can be seen as a very positive development.27.
has some $2.7 billion to support emergency financing for member countries as well as broader monetary cooperation.
In its capacity as the technical secretariat for the Coordination Committee on Multilateral Payments Arrangements and Monetary Cooperation among Developing Countries,
The study, Regional Monetary Cooperation and Growth-Enhancing Policies: The new challenges for Latin America and the Caribbean states
The International Monetary Fund, in its reply, stated that it was established to promote international monetary cooperation, exchange stability and orderly exchange arrangements,
Monetary cooperation in the CFA franc zone is undergoing revision following the franc's devaluation in 1994,
put the trading system under strain- creating the perverse situation in which the financial system undermines rather than supports the real economy- closer multilateral monetary cooperation is an indispensable need.
The gains from monetary cooperation are therefore small.
As a first step the secretariat recently completed an in-depth technical study on Regional monetary cooperation and growth-enhancing policies: the new challenges for Latin America and the Caribbean, which examines the interface between pro-growth macroeconomic policies and successful regional monetary cooperation.
for discussing the possibilities of enhancing monetary cooperation among the Asian countries.