Trade is the single most important external source of development financing.

A number of external trade agreements have been negotiated in Africa.

Ms. Lourdes M. Perez, National Directorate of Services for External Trade, Panama

The Monterrey Consensus identifies trade as the single most important external source of development financing.

The Monterrey Consensus identifies trade as the single most important external source of development financing.

IE Singapore is the former Trade Development Board (TDB) that was in charge of promoting Singapore's external trade until its name change in 2002.

His Excellency The Honourable Petrus Compton, Minister for External Affairs, International Trade and Civil Aviation of Saint Lucia

Nevertheless, they still face substantial difficulties in participating in services trade, and their exports are particularly vulnerable to external shocks.

While trade was critical to growth, a number of other factors, both internal and external, must be addressed, including the level of ODA, especially in a climate of generally decreasing external finance to developing countries.

He has served as Economic Policy Adviser to Director General, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, as Special Adviser to the United Nations on Globalization and as External Adviser to the World Trade Organization.

The developing countries, especially the least developed ones, remained marginalized from world trade and were more exposed to the impact of external disturbances.

To overcome this disadvantage, a complex chain of trading relationships has developed, which uses locally exploited gold as the main currency for external trade.

Disruptions of internal economic activities and external trade have led to loss of job opportunities for Palestinians within the occupied territory and in Israel.

The case of Far Eastern economies has clearly demonstrated that both internal (i.e., protectionism) and external (i.e., foreign protectionism) constraints on trade must be addressed if trade is to become an engine of growth and poverty reduction.

Despite various preferential trade arrangements with its main trading partners, Africa's external trade continues to be hindered by a host of non tariff barriers and excessive market entry requirements that nullify the market access granted under preferential tariff regimes.

We need to provide better focused public investment and improve the quality of external resources if we are to promote trade and investment on more equitable terms.

Most such countries were dependent on only a few commodities, which exposed them to external shocks produced by international price fluctuations and a decline in terms of trade.

These data demonstrate conclusively that the exchange rate centered theory of the trade imbalance does not match reality. China s economy over the past two years has become much more balanced in its external trade relationships, despite there being no significant exchange rate adjustments.

Most developing countries continue to require external financial assistance to directly address the goals of poverty eradication, infrastructure and skills development and creation of capacity for production and trade.

Among the elements of a supportive external environment are global financial stability and promoting that is central to our work in the IMF and certainly also more open trade.

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Most developing countries continue to require external financial assistance to directly address the goals of poverty eradication, infrastructure and skills development and the creation of capacity for production and trade.

Despite the expiry of the Multifibre Arrangement, the external sector is expected to become an increasingly important source of economic growth as a result of increased trade liberalization and regional integration.

Given the increased instability of the external trading and financial environment in developing countries, effective reforms could seek to improve counter cyclical and emergency financing for trade and other current transactions.

The econometric model is essentially the one used in the gravity literature that encompasses the determinants of the size of a country's external sector and the goods flow between trade partners.

This external dependence increases their vulnerability to external economic threats and shocks.

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Stockholm Defending Europe s economy against unfair international trade practices has long been a key element of the European Union s external policies. It is almost an instinct among some politicians and business leaders that if competition is deemed unfair, the European Commission should marshal new trade defenses.

India s ability to stave off the economic gales was helped by the fact that it is much less dependent than most countries on global flows of trade and capital. India relies on external trade for about 20 of its GDP (the figure for China is roughly double).

This would allow small island developing States to engage on a more equal footing in international trade, gain more secure access to external markets and participate as equal partners in WTO negotiations.

In a globalized world where we promote open trade policies, it is essential to improve public investment and, as part of that, official development assistance to countries that receive only external cooperation.

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Haiti External debt

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Senior External Relations Adviser

Ministry of External Affairs

6151 External foreign exchange