This issue carries analyses made by 13 scholars concerning developing countries,internationaltrade and banking in its column of"Selected Speeches at Symposiums on World Economy".Somebelieved that the economy...This issue carries analyses made by 13 scholars concerning developing countries,internationaltrade and banking in its column of"Selected Speeches at Symposiums on World Economy".Somebelieved that the economy of the developing countries in 1995 is strikingly better than developednations with an average growth rate of 5.2％.The figure stands at 7.2％ for Asia,3％ for Africaand 2％ for Latin America.Since 1995 when the World Trade Organization was officially launched,world trade has maintained a rapid growth momentum.The total commodity trade volume and growthrate of the world is expected to be three times the global output growth rate.This drive展开更多
Golden autumn of October suggests a harvest season and vitality in port business as well. A great number of ports and harbours across the country have actively made their contributions to our Magazine in attempt to re...Golden autumn of October suggests a harvest season and vitality in port business as well. A great number of ports and harbours across the country have actively made their contributions to our Magazine in attempt to reflect their business achievements. Unfortunately we are unable to展开更多
文摘This issue carries analyses made by 13 scholars concerning developing countries,internationaltrade and banking in its column of"Selected Speeches at Symposiums on World Economy".Somebelieved that the economy of the developing countries in 1995 is strikingly better than developednations with an average growth rate of 5.2％.The figure stands at 7.2％ for Asia,3％ for Africaand 2％ for Latin America.Since 1995 when the World Trade Organization was officially launched,world trade has maintained a rapid growth momentum.The total commodity trade volume and growthrate of the world is expected to be three times the global output growth rate.This drive
文摘Golden autumn of October suggests a harvest season and vitality in port business as well. A great number of ports and harbours across the country have actively made their contributions to our Magazine in attempt to reflect their business achievements. Unfortunately we are unable to
