in the Services Sector Health Services

In terms of service export, the service export continued its rapid growth momentum since this year, and the export growth rate was 5.7 percentage points higher than the import growth rate from January to August.

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EXPORT STRATEGIES IN THE HEALTH SERVICES SECTOR

Among them, the total import and export volume of emerging services was 1,138.39 billion yuan, with an increase of 20.9 , which was 10.4 percentage points higher than the overall growth rate of import and export of services, and the proportion of promotion for emerging services increased by nearly 3 percentage points.

In dollar terms, import and export of services increase by 16.4 .

Figure 15 Indicators for external debt (as a percentage of exports of goods and services)

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Overall, there has been a surge in the growth of services exports.

SERVICES SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES

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in the Services Sector Health Services

(b) Improving trade supporting services facilitating trade and exports

Trade expansion, export promotion and service sector development

Compared to past years, in 2000 2003 service imports accelerated in developed countries, matching the trend in services exports.

Trade in goods and services (imports plus exports) accounts for more than half of GDP.

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Trends in services imports broadly mirror those in exports, but there are some differences.

C. Development of capacity for exportable health services comparative experience of export strategies in this sector

and Expanding Exports of Developing Countries in the Services Sector Health Services

The focus will be on addressing horizontal challenges facing exporters of services.

Ways and means for improving the opportunities for the expansion of exports of goods and services

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As regards trade in services, world exports in commercial services expanded by 16 per cent to reach a total value of 2.1 trillion in 2004.

1. Expert Meeting on Strengthening the Capacity and Expanding Exports of Developing Countries in the Services Sector Health Services

The head of the Department of Trade in Services and Commercial Services also pointed out that the proportion of import of emerging services also gradually increased from January to August.

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Thus promotion of exports of health services required the designing of strategies to improve domestic capacity, create export potential without adversely affecting national health services, identify excess supply of health services and potential markets for such services and overcome internal and external barriers.

Any export of security, military or intelligence services would be subject to prior approval, as is now the case with arms exports.

It should be noted that Conference Services was always aware that interpretation would not be required on the morning of the second day, and could be redeployed to other meetings.

Recently, total exports of business services have been increasing at an average annual rate of about 8 per cent.

Workers whose rights and obligations are regulated by the Act (for example, teachers) or on the basis of article 298 of the Labour Code (for example, health service workers, workers employed abroad in the framework of export construction or services connected with export, etc.)

Excluding China, there was a general slowdown in growth of service imports by developing countries, mirroring a lower growth rate in their exports.

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1. The Expert Meeting examined the situation in the health services sector with a view to identifying the opportunities and difficulties confronting developing countries in strengthening their supply capacity and expanding their exports in the services sector.

Convicts for Export

The developing countries have a share of 23 per cent in world services exports.