Country Reports on Economic Policy and Trade Practices: Report Submitted to the Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Finance of the U.S. Senate and the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Committee on Ways and Means of the U.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 746 lappuses Y 4.F 76/2:S. prt. 102-80 |
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15. lappuse
... financing , drawing on its International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) allotment and then seeking project finance from the World Bank and the African Development Bank ( ADB ) . Commercial banks , which had financed a number of large projects in ...
... financing , drawing on its International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) allotment and then seeking project finance from the World Bank and the African Development Bank ( ADB ) . Commercial banks , which had financed a number of large projects in ...
18. lappuse
... financing of U.S. exports to Gabonese Government purchases . Customs procedures are slow and cumbersome , particularly since the introduction of a new computer system . The burden , however , affects all suppliers equally , regardless ...
... financing of U.S. exports to Gabonese Government purchases . Customs procedures are slow and cumbersome , particularly since the introduction of a new computer system . The burden , however , affects all suppliers equally , regardless ...
22. lappuse
... the discount rate and reserve requirements to control money supply . The annual level of financing for the cocoa sector significantly influences money supply . The Bank of Ghana GHANA ( BOG ) periodically sells controlled volumes of new 22.
... the discount rate and reserve requirements to control money supply . The annual level of financing for the cocoa sector significantly influences money supply . The Bank of Ghana GHANA ( BOG ) periodically sells controlled volumes of new 22.
25. lappuse
... financed by international organizations or bilateral donors , and on an exceptional basis . Under the 1985 investment code , the government guarantees free transferability of dividends , loan repayments , licensing fees and repatriation ...
... financed by international organizations or bilateral donors , and on an exceptional basis . Under the 1985 investment code , the government guarantees free transferability of dividends , loan repayments , licensing fees and repatriation ...
31. lappuse
... financing . From January 1990 , the government widened the tax base by introducing a five percent tax on sales of selected agricultural produce , and replaced the sales tax with an 18 percent Value Added Tax . Corporation tax rates ...
... financing . From January 1990 , the government widened the tax base by introducing a five percent tax on sales of selected agricultural produce , and replaced the sales tax with an 18 percent Value Added Tax . Corporation tax rates ...
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agreement agricultural Balance of Payments Bargain Collectively Barriers to U.S. capital Central Bank companies Compulsory Labor Consumer Price Index countries debt service deficit domestic employees Employment of Children enforcement enterprises exchange rate Export Subsidies Extent of U.S. external debt financing fiscal Forced or Compulsory foreign exchange foreign investment GATT income industry inflation intellectual property interest rates investors Kindred Products Labor Code Labor Force legislation Millions of U.S. minimum wage Ministry monetary Money Supply N/A N/A N/A official Organize and Bargain Paris Club patent percent of GDP private sector Protection of U.S. public sector rate pct Real GDP reform regulations requirements restrictions Right to Organize Rights in Sectors Sectors with U.S. tariff Total Exports TOTAL PETROLEUM/MANUFACTURING/WHOLESALE TRADE trademark U.S. Department U.S. Direct Investment U.S. dollars U.S. exports U.S. firms U.S. Intellectual Property U.S. Investment Universal Copyright Convention value added tax Worker Rights
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