developed economies的意思

developed economies中文翻譯：

發達經濟體（developedeconomy的復數）

相似詞語短語

centralized economies───集權經濟

developing countries───[經]發展中國家

developed worlds───發達國家

false economies───虛假經濟

managed economies───管理經濟

mixed economies───混合經濟

planned economies───計劃經濟

service economies───服務經濟

siege economies───緊縮經濟

雙語使用場景

This would mean further bad news lies ahead for developed economies.───對于發達國家而言，這則意味著未來還有更多壞消息的到來。

Lots of companies send managers from developed economies to emerging ones.───很多公司都會外派經理人從發達國家到新興市場。

News from developed economies has become sunnier.───來自發達經濟體的消息也變得更令人欣慰。

Despite the retreat in many markets, most investors expect China to keep growing at a pace well above that of the big developed economies.───盡管許多市場有所后退，但大多數投資者預計中國會以遠快于大型發達經濟體的速度保持增長步伐。

With developed economies still weak, many governments are (often rightly) keen to run large deficits for a while longer.───發達國家經濟仍舊疲軟，很多政府愿意繼續保持高額赤字（通常是正確的做法）。

It was an attempt to use tools usually reserved for corporations in developed economies to wrest profit from their distributors.───這一行動意在利用通常為發達國家的公司所保留的手段，從經銷商手中爭奪一部分利潤。

Demand, too will be curbed, as it has already begun to be in most developed economies.───正如多數發達國家已經開始的那樣，需求也將受到抑制。

This current account surplus has been a thorn in the side of developed economies struggling to rebuild their exports.───這一經常賬戶盈余一直是發達經濟體竭力增加出口時的眼中釘。

But achieving trade liberalization is not something developed economies can achieve alone, he said.───但他說，實現貿易自由化不是發達國家能單獨做到的。

英語使用場景

A relatively mature business in most developed economies, and for decades the sluggish preserve of a poorly run state monopoly in China, it has recently taken off.

The citizens of almost all other major developed economies pay higher taxes than we do.

But also follows a fundamental reassessment of the creditworthiness and prospects of emerging, versus developed, economies.

As we suggested in Innovation Blowback, these innovations will become the basis for "attacker" strategies that can be used to challenge incumbents in more developed economies.

Australia transformed itself from penal colony to one of the most popular property markets and successful developed economies.

The main reason for the decoupling between emerging and developed economies is their high exchange reserves.

Periodic emergence of such asset price bubbles is routine in even the most developed economies.

It is one of comparison between the northern, highly industrialised countries and the southern, less well developed economies.

In developed economies the average investment ratio is 21 %.