Country Reports on Economic Policy and Trade Practices: Report Submitted to the Committee on International Relations, Committee on Ways and Means of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Finance of the U.S. Senate by the Department of State in Accordance with Section 2202 of the Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988U.S. Government Printing Office, 1995 - 520 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 99.
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... deficit from heavy military and other non- productive spending , ballooned to 38 percent of GDP in 1992 and 32 percent in 1993. The deficit has been financed by increasing the money supply and resorting to expensive , oil - backed short ...
... deficit from heavy military and other non- productive spending , ballooned to 38 percent of GDP in 1992 and 32 percent in 1993. The deficit has been financed by increasing the money supply and resorting to expensive , oil - backed short ...
3. lappuse
... deficit . While the government has publicly declared its desire for IMF balance of payments assistance , the IMF has only agreed to begin a monitoring program of Angolan performance . 4. Debt Management Policies The government began ...
... deficit . While the government has publicly declared its desire for IMF balance of payments assistance , the IMF has only agreed to begin a monitoring program of Angolan performance . 4. Debt Management Policies The government began ...
10. lappuse
... deficit and bringing down inflation and in- terest rates . In 1992 , with elections approaching , fiscal discipline was relaxed and public sector expenditures rose , resulting again in an increased fiscal deficit . A large wage increase ...
... deficit and bringing down inflation and in- terest rates . In 1992 , with elections approaching , fiscal discipline was relaxed and public sector expenditures rose , resulting again in an increased fiscal deficit . A large wage increase ...
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... deficit and inflation , provide market - based incentives for private sector growth , and encourage investment and exports . An immediate benchmark of accom- plishment is to achieve a GDP growth rate of at least five percent . To help ...
... deficit and inflation , provide market - based incentives for private sector growth , and encourage investment and exports . An immediate benchmark of accom- plishment is to achieve a GDP growth rate of at least five percent . To help ...
21. lappuse
... deficit and a desire to reduce the inflationary impact of the budget deficit on the economy . Deficits at the federal level have been financed primarily by borrowing from the Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN ) , which held 83 percent of ...
... deficit and a desire to reduce the inflationary impact of the budget deficit on the economy . Deficits at the federal level have been financed primarily by borrowing from the Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN ) , which held 83 percent of ...
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agreement agricultural Barriers to U.S. budget Central Bank companies Consumer Price Index countries deficit Direct Investment Position dollars unless otherwise domestic employers enforcement enterprises exchange rate Exchange Rate Policy Export Subsidies Export Subsidies Policies Extent of U.S. Forced or Compulsory foreign exchange foreign investment GATT Historical Cost income Industries.-U.S. Direct Investment inflation intellectual property interest rates Investment in Selected Investment Position Abroad investors Kindred Products legislation ment Millions of U.S. minimum wage Ministry monetary Money Supply N/A N/A N/A Organize and Bargain Paris Club patent percent of GDP Protection of U.S. reform regulations requirements restrictions Right to Organize Sectors with U.S. Selected Industries.-U.S. Direct standards tariff tion Total Exports Trade Balance trade unions trademark U.S. Department U.S. dollars U.S. dollars unless U.S. exports U.S. firms U.S. Intellectual Property U.S. Investment unless otherwise noted Uruguay Round value-added tax Worker Rights
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