LDCs such as Malawi could take advantage of market access facilities only if they were able to produce efficiently.

However, taking full advantage of export opportunities continues to be hampered by market access barriers and supply side constraints.

The inability to take greater advantage of new market opportunities in services sectors where developing countries may have a comparative advantage sometimes reflects difficulties of Governments in reconciling trade and social objectives.

Overcoming that advantage now would require someone to act as market maker for private as well as official transactions and subsidize the market in its start up phase. The obvious someone is the IMF.

In particular, taking advantage of emerging market opportunities requires the existence of information systems and communication networks for efficient product movement in order to be able to react flexibly to rapidly shifting market demand.

At the same time, attention has to be drawn to the obstacles such as market access barriers and supply side constraints which still prevent many developing countries from taking optimal advantage of new market chances.

However, developing countries can only convert their competitive advantage into increased market shares if markets function in a way that is not impeded by distortions.

We welcome the proposal to ease supply side constraints and commodity price shocks in order to take the fullest possible advantage of increased market access.

67. Private sector providers of SME support services have the advantage of being more cognizant of market demand and specific SME needs than civil servants.

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With regard to the second problem, the interest rate on rescue packages should be reduced to the rate at which the EU itself can borrow on the market. This would have the advantage of developing an active Eurobond market.

55. Since 1990, Nicaragua had made great efforts to stabilize its economy, re enter the international financial market and take advantage of the opportunities offered by globalization.

Since international market integration is proceeding rapidly, Africa will have to open up and compete if it is to take advantage of the benefits of that process.

Mutual advantage

The fund could also be used to transfer risk abroad, by taking advantage of the world hedging market which, for a fee, provides insurance against unexpected revenue fluctuations.

Experts believed that almost every country, irrespective of its stage of development, could have a market niche because of its comparative advantage in particular activities in health services.

A large population is both a source of abundant labour and a future market (which is ranked by investors as the most important locational advantage a country can offer).

UNCDF comparative advantage

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Processing for the domestic market has the added advantage that a proportion of the less sought after raw materials can be processed and marketed internally, which raises the quality of exported cocoa and coffee beans and generates a price premium on the international market.

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He'll have the advantage.

Because you took advantage...

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Increased support to timber producing countries to take advantage of new market opportunities and meet the requirements of more demanding markets can help them in their efforts to tackle illegal logging.

However, before the expiration of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Textiles and Clothing at the end of 2004, textile exports with QIZ status had a greater advantage in the American market.

A large population is both a source of abundant labour and a future market (which is ranked by investors as the most important locational advantage a country can offer, see fig.1).

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So take advantage of it.

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What matters is dynamic comparative advantage, or comparative advantage in the long run, which can be shaped. Forty years ago, South Korea had a comparative advantage in growing rice.

Domestic demand led growth will be a more reliable strategy than export led growth. That means that countries with a large domestic market and a prosperous middle class will have an important advantage.

Many African economies need not only greater access to the international market but also to remove domestic constraints which limit their capacity to take advantage of existing opportunities offered through the Uruguay Round agreements.

Domestic measures aimed at encouraging the performance of local firms should support and even precede the opening up of the markets to international competition in order to ensure that all market players can take full advantage of those benefits that arise with the entry of FDI into the local market.

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It takes advantage of the others.

I sold the house to advantage.

I took advantage of an opportunity.