Recommendations and conclusions Sample Clauses

Recommendations and conclusions. (for example, a review of practicality and effectiveness of the overall EIA process and EM&A programme (e.g. monitoring methodology adopted) including cost-effectively identify deterioration and to initiate prompt effective mitigatory action when necessary, state the return of ambient and/or the predicted scenario as per EIA findings).
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Recommendations and conclusions. (for example, a review of success of the overall EM&A programme to cost-effectively identify deterioration and to initiate prompt effective mitigation action when necessary).
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Recommendations and conclusions. Many attempts were made to simulate the impact of the WTO agreement on selective sectors in a number of Arab economies. Using a multi-sector general equilibrium model42 of world production and trade, Diwan43 concluded that Arab economies will experience, an initial loss in welfare coupled with insignificant gains, a decline in the region’s GDP, terms of trade and real wages. One of the fundamental reasons is the fact that the business and socioeconomic infrastructure in Arab countries is not currently built or set-up to function in a highly competitive global environment. Table 6, exemplifies that fact that Kuwaiti banks when compared to their OECD counterparts are not competitive. “The delicate balance between ‘internal oriented sustainable reform’ and ‘outward oriented reform’ is best illustrated by attempts to reform financial institutions. Lifting all curbs on capital flows without instituting a system to monitor private sector borrowing in the international money market and provide signals when the system overshoots or overheats, could lead to 41 Sirageldin, Ismail. “Globalization, Regionalization and Recent Trade Agreements: Impact on Arab Economies”. Journal of Development and Economic Policies. Vol. 1, 1998. 42 Two separate reduced form equations were used to calculate trade diversion and trade creation for each market at the most intricate tariff levels. Other modeling attempts have indicated similar results. Refer to Xxxxxxxx, xx.xx “Quantifying the Uruguay Round”. World Bank, 1995, for greater detail. 43 Diwan, I. and Wang, Z. Prospects for Middle Eastern and North African Economies: From Boom to Bust and Back”: New York: St. Xxxxxx’x Press, Inc., 1998. crises and economic setbacks as the case of Southeast Asia illustrates. The pace of financial liberalization should be closely linked to development in ‘internal oriented sustainable reform on the one hand, and to development in the international monetary regulatory institutions on the other hand”.44 There are several recommendations that could be made to the Kuwaiti banking sector in an effort to improve its competitiveness: raise average returns to assets so that they are more comparable to regional and extra-regional standards; invest in human resource development, by emphasizing training and increasing job stability and security so that productivity is maximized and turnover is kept to a minimum; increase spending on R&D and formulate an effective R&D policy; raise interest and awareness in i...

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