third world market造句

• Hor and Cimoszewicz also agreed to increase their cooperation in Third World markets.
• Partly as an offshoot of this, the Third World markets are being talked of,
• They felt this would be attractive to third world markets.
• Renault seems to have the mistaken belief that in a Third World market, people are different.
• Enron's problems may make other U . S . companies think twice about entering Third World markets, he said.
• So by teaming up the two countries might be able to beat off competitors, especially on the Third World market.
• The end of the Warsaw Pact alliance and the loss of Third World markets were grave blows to the defence industry.
• Think in terms of Third World markets of the present day, where you will find lots of people selling the same objects.
• Boeing is particularly concerned that the Russians could use their low-cost work force to offer planes at cut-rate prices in Third World markets.
• It is an insult to them when despite that efficiency . . . they find other countries with enormous financial muscle pushing them out of third world markets,
• Fiat also plans to sell its " world " car, a low-cost, simpler version of the Punto, in Brazil, Argentina and Turkey starting in 1996 and possibly Third World markets elsewhere.
• "We do not want European beef being dumped in Third World markets and destroying national beef markets, " said Gregor Kreuzhuber, agriculture spokesman for the executive body of the 15-nation European Union.
• One reason Americans like her and her pension-fund managers used to be unwilling to invest in places like Indonesia was the description " Third World markets, " which had an ominous ring.
• Dr . Ronald M . Davis, a representative of the American Medical Association, said multinational tobacco firms are inundating Third World markets with sleek advertising designed to entice women and teens to smoke.
• Adam Landes, an oil analyst with Renaissance Capital, a Russian investment firm, agrees : " BP isn't behaving very well : they're treating the minorities as they would in any Third World market ."
• Their simplistic approach, perhaps born out of an initial design philosophy catering for the third world market, finally was neither sold cheap enough to attract the budget market nor was of sufficient quality to challenge other similar lightweight competitor marques.
• Akerlof's pioneering contribution thus showed how asymmetric information of borrowers and lenders may explain skyrocketing borrowing rates on local Third World markets; but it also dealt with the difficulties for the elderly to find individual medical insurance and with labor market discrimination of minorities.
• Jorio Dauster, president of Brazilian mining giant Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, complained of what he called " a deeply asymmetrical globalization, " in which first world countries have easy access to third world markets for their exports while traffic in the opposite direction is often impeded.
• Other attempts to build a world car, such as Ford Motor Co .'s Mondeo, have centered on Western Europe and the U . S ., whereas Fiat is betting that its experience in building small practical cars will give it the edge in growing third world markets that have been ignored by its rivals.