Cotton Uzbekistan is the second biggest exporter of cotton on Earth.

The driving force is external demand, as Germany, the world s second largest exporter, profits from the global boom. Exports increased by 6.2 in 2005 and are expected to increase by 7.4 in 2006.

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So that's almost an eighth of society.

Export led growth did not take place rapidly after devaluation, because of either the narrow base of exports or adverse conditions in global markets.

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The global trading system can contribute to employment growth by facilitating the flow of export of goods.

The fastest growing export items in South South trade are products which benefit significantly from global connectivity and the global production network (GPN) (Lall, Sanjaya and Albaladejo, Manuel, 2005).

In addition, sharp trade restrictions, including for intraregional trade, are hindering agricultural and manufacturing exports of developing countries on all continents.

That's just 12 percent of the population.

The world is at a crossroads and the most important global Organization also stands at that crossroads.

And sort of the big motto of the anti globalization movement. Right?

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As globalization proceeds, however,dynamic exporters have been taking over the market shares of weaker commodity exporters in world markets.

Africa's share of global exports even declined and is now about one third of what it used to be in 1980.

23. Generally speaking, the developing countries apos share of global exports had risen steadily during the 1990s.

The European Union market remains the most open, and the most important, for developing country exports globally.

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Due to the low response rate, it was not possible to conclude on the total global production, export import, use and stocks of DDT.

A database on human trafficking trends was also established and the first global report on trafficking in persons will be published by the end of 2005.

It also assumed that there would be a fair and equitable global trading system that would boost the exports of the poor countries.

Indeed, demographically, Russia is undergoing a dramatic decline. Apart from commodity exports, it has little to offer to the global economy.

That was equivalent to five per cent of the world population under age 15.

According to Wignaraja (2003), globalization leads to export expansion and growth for only 5 to 10 of all SMEs.

According to UNCTAD s 1997 report, although the 48 least developed countries, of which 33 are African, have about 10 per cent of the world s population, they ship only 0.37 per cent of global exports and 1.4 per cent of developing country exports.

69. She welcomed the proposed global study on trafficking in human beings.

Several representatives expressed support for the UNODC global initiatives, such as the Global Programme against Corruption and the Global Programme against Trafficking in Human Beings, the global initiatives to combat transnational organized crime and the Global Programme against Terrorism.

Various measures can be used to define the dynamism of a specific product's evolution in global exports over time, including the rate of growth over alternative periods, the degree of growth stability, and changes of a product's share in total exports.

By 1913, these 10 countries, plus the United States, controlled vast global empires 58 percent of the world's territory, about the same percentage of its population, and a really huge, nearly three quarters share of global economic output.

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In cooperation with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), PGA publishes a bimonthly bulletin containing population related laws, proposals, motions and resolutions sponsored by PGA members.

Global estimates of persons smuggled across border range from 800,000 to nearly two million.

However, the changing international context may suggest that much export growth in the future will be situated in or around TNCs and global value chains.

It is estimated that there are at least 600 million persons with disabilities worldwide about 10 per cent of the global population of whom approximately 80 per cent live in developing countries.

However, since steel trade consists of trade in a large number of different steel products, the global figure may considerably understate the impact of Chinese exports and, particularly, imports on individual markets.

Basically, about half of the world's population is lacking in iron, zinc, iodine and vitamin A.

The U.S. and EU are two of the largest global import markets for tuna.

103. By the year 2030, there would probably be three billion more people on the planet to feed.

47. UNFPA was also a co sponsor of the Global Knowledge Conference in 1997.

38. In many commodity markets, a major share of global trade flows is handled by a small group of transnational firms who source products globally, and thus apportion export shares of firms and countries.

The so called quot globalization quot of the market risks being an empty word if the benefits of globalization are not shared among all sectors of the population, at the national and the international level.

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Actually only 15 of the world population get most of the benefits of a global economy.

Global and interregional population activities have been receiving an increasingly larger share of total population assistance over the years.