Übersetzung für "Rapidly developing economies" in Deutsch

This means that we shall obviously be expecting more from the rapidly developing economies than from the others.

The developed countries and the rapidly developing economies also jointly acknowledged that the stability and prosperity of poor countries and the most vulnerable social groups everywhere in the world are in the interests of everyone.

We know there is a need today to talk not only about China, which is repeatedly mentioned, but also about other rapidly developing economies such as Mexico, Brazil, South Africa and particularly India.

We can expect an exponential increase as China, India and many other rapidly developing economies increase their sugar consumption from the present 10 kg per capita per annum to the European average of 35 kg per capital per annum.

As I and all my colleagues have said, everyone recognises the vital role that research and development play in helping the European Union face the challenges presented by the rapidly developing economies of China and India.

If we and the other developed countries do not take the first steps, how can we expect the rapidly developing, emerging economies to take action, especially on the scale required?

There can be no doubt that the demand for coal and steel will continue to rise, driven by the rapidly developing Asian economies.

As such, they occupy a central place in the industrial structure of most developed economies and in many rapidly growing developing economies.

Moreover, the rapidly developing economies (and in particular the Pacific region) still take a far smaller share of the Community's exports than of exports from the Community's trading partners'5'.

He delineates the commonalities and distinctions in the recovery approaches noting that certain rapidly developing economies are incorporating the effect of regional and global systemic imbalances as well as their own domestic strategic priorities, in their anti-crisis agendas and ambitions.

In addition to some of the developed countries, rapidly developing emerging economies such as China and India are particularly responsible for this as they have increasing problems managing the CO2 emissions of their booming economies.

However, Mirtchev indicated that some, in particular the rapidly developing economies, have reached the nadir of the downturn, and should be on the upward slope.

However, he asserts that, in the particular case of oil, price volatility will continue for the foreseeable future, due to the fact that the emerging markets and rapidly developing economies that represent a large proportion of the oil producers (and increasingly, oil consumers) are better able to take advantage of their resources.

This situation underlines the diverging pressures of globalization and fragmentation that are currently at work in the global economy, reinforcing the importance of markets such as Russia, China, India and other rapidly developing economies, which are far from "decoupled" from the global economy.

An example of the divergence of international positions on this issue can be found in the comparison of the rescue options and current measures available to the governments in the U.S. and other G-7 economies, and governments of rapidly developing economies such as Russia, Brazil, China and India.

In fact, the issue of inflation is hardly limited to the UK alone: the developed economies are still faced with the threat of stagflation, while the rapidly developing economies, such as China, Brazil and India, are showing signs of overheating.

Dr. Alexander Mirtchev argues that the multinationals feeling pressure from the economic downturn should not shy away from increased expansion in rapidly developing economies and emerging markets.

In their attempts to access these sources, they will also be competing with the rapidly developing emerging economies such as China and India.

Dr. Alexander Mirtchev says that commodity price fluctuations are a fact of life and should be taken into account by both developed and rapidly developing economies when making plans to tackle the credit crunch and the concomitant global economic security challenges.

Dr. Alexander Mirtchev anticipates that the economic effects of the global financial crisis, in particular on some of the rapidly developing economies, could bring about differing policy reactions by governments that may have negative mid- and long-term repercussions for the global economy.

A trade deficit is a normal feature of a rapidly developing economy.

In a rapidly developing global economy, the most prosperous businesses will be those that are the most flexible.

While rapidly developing its economy, China is expanding people's selfishness and corruption.

The capital city of Addis Ababa is a thriving city with a strong and rapidly developing economy.

With the adoption of the reform package as it now stands, the Union will have a regulatory framework that is fit to meet the challenges of a rapidly developing digital economy based on fair prices for all to get telephone and internet connections, while preparing the ground for investments in high-speed networks delivering high-quality, innovative services.

In a rapidly developing economy the markets will become more elastic, working people will have better training opportunities, and all this will in turn further the speeding up of the economy.

The aforementioned activities are particularly important, because no rapidly developing economy can prosper without these sectors of production.

The world today is no longer the one we were living in 15 or 20 years ago, when a rapidly developing, vigorous economy was distributing wealth among Europe’s citizens.

In a rapidly developing knowledge economy the educational attainments of the population are an increasingly important determinant of economic growth and employment creation.

The Committee particularly welcomed the emphasis which the Presidency had placed on the implications of the rapidly developing knowledge economy and society which, on the one hand, presented the potential for many new high-quality jobs but, on the other hand, threatened to make some existing skills redundant and which therefore required, as a matter of urgency, the acquisition of new skills by much of the existing workforce.

Texas was labeled the most rapidly developing state economy in the US in the final 3 months of 2017 by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Russia is a major economic power with large mineral and energy resources and a rapidly developing market economy.

By attending the briefing, the participants will be able to get valuable and detailed information that can be used to create and successfully promote their business under conditions of rapidly developing digital economy.

By attending the briefing, participants will be able to get valuable and detailed information that can be used to create and successfully promote their business under conditions of rapidly developing digital economy.