Additional investments in capital goods offer very low returns.

Imports include food and other consumer goods, industrial supplies, fuel, and parts and accessories of capital goods.

Improving the Management of the Commodity Sector

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In relation to certain categories of goods, for example capital goods, distribution services do not necessarily play an important role.

(i) To review the commodity sector assessment and project profiles

Three documents, including one book, were prepared in connection with the second project, which focused its efforts on consolidating focal points for demand and promoting the technical and productive capacity of the regional capital goods sector and strengthening the Latin American Association of Capital Goods Industries.

Small wonder, then, that Germany s economy rockets when the world s demand for capital goods soars.

The most recent measure of orders for nondefense capital goods signaled a decline in business investment.

(b) Continuing the diversification of the commodity sector and enhancing its competitiveness in developing countries that are heavily dependent on commodities

VIII. PROPOSED APPROACH TOWARDS A FUND FOR DIVERSIFICATION OF AFRICA apos S COMMODITY SECTOR

(b) Strengthening the partnership between the public and private sectors for the development and diversification of the commodity sector

(d) Helping develop Africa apos s human and institutional capacities in the commodity sector. Functions

(b) Continuing the diversification of the commodity sector and enhancing its competitiveness in developing countries that are heavily dependent on commodities

Market concentration has effects on other players in the distribution sector and suppliers of goods.

It would strengthen the commodity sector and foster economic links between various sectors.

A vibrant rural sector generates local demand for locally produced goods and services.

1. The collapse of Africa apos s commodity sector is one of the host of adverse effects the continent is confronted with.

Statistics showed that as the developing countries exported more and raised their incomes, they bought more capital goods and services from the developed countries.

But depression in the construction sector and unemployment among its ex workers would be balanced by exuberance in the manufacturing sector, rising prices for manufactured goods, and long hours and high wages for manufacturing workers

II. ISSUES RELATED TO THE DIVERSIFICATION OF AFRICAN ECONOMIES, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE

The proposal for a diversification facility for Africa apos s commodity sector should be viewed in this wider context.

The report shows that meaningful action in the commodity domain is feasible, and that there is ample scope for commodity sector projects and programmes, mostly built on partnership approaches, which can reduce poverty in a cost effective manner.

High investment may cause economic overheating and increase the price of capital goods in the medium term, eventually triggering inflation.

Between 1988 and 1991, United States exports of capital goods to East Asia had grown by an average of 17 per cent.

As Lenin pointed out, financial capitalism is the highest form of capitalism that is, it is the end of capitalism.

Beyond capitalism, it seems, stretches a vista of capitalism.

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Today migrants are treated worse than capital or commercial goods we are always looking to provide freedom of transit for these.

Suppliers of capital goods must ensure the transfer of technical know how through the provision of training either at their headquarters or at factory sites in developing countries.

With the majority of the world's poor dependent on commodity production and trade and spending a large part of their meagre resources on commodity consumption, there is a need for a wide, multi pronged approach to commodity sector issues.

Jobs are moving from construction (and related occupations) into tradable goods and services production (and related occupations).

The real problem is that many analysts had exaggerated the size of the luxury goods segment in emerging markets.

Any effective programme of poverty alleviation has to address the problem of supply capacity in the commodity sector.

While in the long run this dependency needs to be reduced, in the short run it is necessary to extract the maximum development contribution from these commodity resources, both to improve the direct development impact of commodity production, processing and trade and to generate resources for growth and diversification.

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