Let's start experimenting with reputation economies, or gift economies, or somehow quantifying commodity pathways, or even cultural economies.
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Mining economies, extraction economies, are kind of corrupt economies because one person or one company ends up controlling everything.
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You have the old economies and you have the new economies.
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"People aren't moving from weak economies to better economies," Mr. Zandi said.
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Firms localize production in developed economies and use developing economies as production hubs.
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Then we would have the economies of scale to meet these new growing economies.
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LARRY KUDLOW: -- We'll see about how command economies work, versus how free economies work.
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In rich economies rates above 2% are rare; inflation has tumbled in developing economies, too.
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These are opportunities that could help these emerging market economies leapfrog in to digital economies.
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Traditionally, presidents overseeing strong economies get reelected and those presiding over flagging economies struggle to win.
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Much like national and global economies, tribal economies have also taken a hit during the pandemic.
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Here are the 15 big metro area economies with the strongest economies, ranked from worst to best:
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"The free trade area will succeed as we transform the structure of our economies from economies that are dependent on the production and export of raw materials to value-adding economies," he said.
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"Whenever it's convenient, emerging economies become less favored and become victims of policymaking within advanced economies," he added.
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Nations with borders that we control with real economies, not Wall Street economies, but rather factories and farmers.
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BOE'S CARNEY - ADVANCED ECONOMIES SHOULD TAKE GREATER NOTE OF 'SPILLBACKS' FROM THE IMPACT OF THEIR POLICY ON EMERGING ECONOMIES
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Four economies, four different sets of problems Problems abound in all four of the largest economies in the continent.
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The slower economies in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands' economies have rendered them entirely dependent on FEMA aid.
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Advanced Asian economies — Japan, the Republic of Korea, Advanced Asian economies — Japan, the Republic of Korea, Singapore and Taiwan — have also taken this path, moving over recent decades from agriculture to manufacturing to knowledge-based economies.
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"Central bankers are there to actually help manage the economies and provide kind of stewardship for those economies," Galit says.
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The list includes emerging economies like Brazil, Croatia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam, but also two mature economies: Austria and Spain.
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In 2628, carbon emissions are estimated to rise by 28503 percent in advanced economies and 22019 percent in emerging economies.
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That, Bateman argues, let European economies surpass economies in China, India and the Middle East, where women weren't as free.
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EMERGING ECONOMY GAINS Advanced economies and emerging markets and developing economies also show divergent prospects in the World Bank forecasts.
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"As advanced economies struggle to gain traction, most economies in South and East Asia are growing solidly, as are commodity-importing emerging economies around the world," said World Bank Chief Economist Kaushik Basu said in a statement.
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In a sample of large economies, up to 60% of GDP is in economies with "risky" corporate debt and up to 30% of GDP is in economies with risky household debt, according to the Oxford Economics note.
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As advanced economies in the West stagnate and growth slows in emerging Eastern economies, pressures are expected to climb in Manila.
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Companies that sell these products today compete on economies of scale which can only be displaced by better economies of scale.
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Dombrovskis said risks affecting EU economies included external factors such as trade conflicts and a slowdown in emerging economies, notably China.
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Governments cannot know what kind of immigrants their economies will require because they do not know how their economies will evolve.
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"For now, severe market stress has been limited in certain economies," as emerging economies have sufficient buffers against market turbulence, he added.
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It is doubly disconcerting given the disproportionate impact energy prices have on economies — especially economies in desperate need of fuel-injection themselves.
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The closures would likely be more pronounced in developed economies where oil demand is expected to peak earlier than in developing economies.
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"There is good reason to think the normalization of monetary policies in advanced economies should continue to prove manageable for" emerging economies.
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But this lesson has morphed over time into a vastly oversimplified formula: Bad economies make presidents unpopular; good economies make them popular.
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Among major economies, only the United States has accelerated significantly in 2018, while Europe, Japan and many emerging economies have slowed markedly.
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Although income inequality is high in comparison to advanced economies, its level of inequality is still below the levels of emerging economies.
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Devised in an era of largely closed industrial economies, GDP is much harder to estimate in today's more open service-dominated economies.
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In 2018, 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing upswings; now, 90 percent of the world's economies are now experiencing downturns.
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The world's two largest economies have engaged in a months-long trade war that has shaken confidence in global markets and damaged economies.
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He noted that, while some advanced economies had reduced leverage after the crisis, debt had continued to build up in many emerging economies.
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A weaker dollar makes life more difficult for advanced economies, which are counting on exports to revive their moribund economies (see Free exchange).
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said G7 and G20 major economies have agreed that excess volatility and disorderly currency moves could hurt economies.
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African economies account for many of the world's fastest growing economies and are increasingly attractive as investment locations due to low labor costs.
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It also lagged behind most advanced economies in terms of health, with the country's life expectancy three years below the average of advanced economies.
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Finance ministers for developing nations in the Group of 24 economies urged major economies to reform the global trading system, rather than discard it.
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Investors are shying away from emerging economies as the United States and China, the world's two biggest economies, slap tariffs on each other's exports.
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In the real global economy, however, national interests differ drastically, mostly because post-socialist/emerging economies and developed economies are in entirely different situations.
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The European, euro area is one of the most open economies in the world more open from among the largest economies in the world.
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India's ascent is part of a trend that will see Asian economies increasingly dominate the top 10 largest economies over the next 15 years.
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"Taiwan and the other 'Little Dragon' economies are the fastest aging Asian economies after Japan," said S&P Global Ratings analyst Kim Eng Tan.
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India and China's economies grew 48% and 79%, respectively, between 2011 and 2018, whereas Brazil, South Africa and Russia's economies shrank by double digits.
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These two economies may account for the lion's share of production in Asia, but as other economies develop different possible power providers will emerge.
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Because developing economies grow at a faster rate than developed economies like the U.S., returns on investment will be higher abroad than at home.
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The export-driven economies of Japan and Germany — the third and fourth biggest economies in the world, respectively — both contracted in the third quarter.
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Here are five ideas: States with flagging economies and declining populations lack the tax base to finance the programs needed to maintain healthy economies.
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Several advanced economies have recorded improved conditions over the past year, but conditions have become more difficult for a number of emerging market economies.
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The disparity between established and emerging economies when it comes to digital adoption is vast — more than 4 billion people in emerging economies are still not connected, which means emerging economies have a long way to go before digital transformation can truly disrupt marketing.
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The trade dispute between the United States and China threatens growth in the world's two biggest economies, and currency weakness is pressuring economies in Asia.
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At the same time, as geographical differences dwindled within and between industrialised economies, the gap between those economies and the rest of the world widened.
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At such a time of domestic economic vulnerability, the threat of further import tariffs on these economies is bound to cause these economies to weaken.
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The decline has been broadly felt, with all major advanced economies, including the U.S., and most major emerging-market economies seeing deterioration in their outlook.
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I did not observe a line between cosmetic economies, such as Overwatch, and economies that influence progression such as Battlefront II and Shadow of Mordor.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Chinese and Brazilian economies are stabilizing while advanced economies are seeing steady momentum, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Monday.
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By so doing, they removed economic policy discipline from those economies and allowed large economic imbalances in those economies to develop especially in their public finances.
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Sadly, for the emerging market economies, this capital flow reversal is revealing acute economic vulnerabilities built up in those economies during the years of easy money.
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And what they have now is an economies-of-scale advantage, which I don't think traditional media companies necessarily thought there's an economies-of-scale advantage.
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Indeed, among the top 2628 most competitive economies in the 28503 IMD World Competitiveness Rankings, only two economies (Hong Kong and Singapore) are not full democracies.
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As travel is being restricted and major segments of economies are being shuttered, there is growing realization that the U.S. and global economies are entering recession.
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Trade between China and other emerging economies has risen 11-fold in that time, while trade among emerging economies not involving China has risen six-fold.
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"These types of urban economies need other major urban economies more than they need the standardized production economies of other cities in their country," said Saskia Sassen, a sociologist at Columbia who has long studied the global cities that occupy interdependent nodes in the world economy.
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Germany and France, the bloc's two biggest economies and the only ones to publish flash readings, showed improvement, suggesting growth must have slowed in other big economies.
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Small advanced economies, such as Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland, have adapted well to the challenges and opportunities from globalisation in ways that many larger economies have not.
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"A frequency of monthly decisions is today mostly a feature of developing economies, and economies characterized by a high basic rate of inflation," the central bank said.
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Goods trade volumes are expected to grow more strongly in developing economies this year, with 3.4 percent growth in exports compared with 2.1 percent in developed economies.
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"A 5 percent spend is risking it a bit, but the developed economies are in a better position to take that risk than emerging economies," he said.
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The JLL City Momentum Index (CMI) tracks the rate of change in urban economies and commercial real estate markets to identify cities with the most dynamic economies.
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To be sure, smaller emerging Asian economies are not necessarily licking their lips about the prospect of the trade war between the world's top two economies worsening.
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Consumer spending in the U.S. and China were among the bright spots of their respective economies in 2019, supported by a steady labor market in both economies.
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Cyclical economies of scale (Ahmed, 2017) Cyclical economies of scale (Ahmed, 2017) Players in the space should create supply-side economies of scale by partnering with tier 1 automotive manufacturers to drive down costs of vehicle manufacturing, and by exploring additional revenue streams to offset the cost of transport.
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"China has huge trade relationships with a lot of other emerging economies, and so if China goes down, it hurts the other emerging economies, and pretty soon when you add up all those other emerging economies, it adds up to a significant part of the global economy," he said.
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The annual report of the Bank for International Settlements, released on June 25th, warned of elevated credit risks in a number of emerging economies and smaller developed economies.
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Emerging market economies are expected to grow at 4.2 percent this year, with advanced economies expected to grow at 2 percent, the World Bank said in the report.
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Even in the advanced economies, consumption data is only available with a delay of two months or more, and reliable data from emerging economies often not at all.
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The smaller economies of Central and Eastern Europe welcome the cash, while most of the larger economies are concerned about the financial and security implications of Chinese capital.
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On November 30th the Americans published their legal arguments in support of the EU. They outlined historical instances where economies in transition were treated as non-market economies.
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Germany often argues that economies should not rely too much on short-term stimulus and take steps to strengthen fundamentals so that their economies are resilient against shocks.
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That's I think what you see in the current markets is people worried that the impact of China, the impact of other economies, emerging economies especially, slowing down.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve's gradual approach to increasing rates has given India, and other emerging market economies, extra time in a low rate environment to support their economies.
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Major economies like those of Germany, Italy and Japan were all in recession, while major emerging market economies like those of China and India were experiencing abrupt slowdowns.
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Economic logic would suggest that surplus countries should expand government spending to bolster their economies, increasing their demand for imports and pulling their partners' economies up with them.
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The Fund's External Sector Report - an annual assessment of currencies and external surpluses and deficits of major economies - showed that current account surpluses remained centered in the euro area and other advanced economies such as Singapore, while deficits remained persistent in the United States, Britain and some emerging market economies.
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The Fund's External Sector Report - an annual assessment of currencies and external surpluses and deficits of major economies - showed that current account surpluses remained centred in the euro area and other advanced economies such as Singapore, while deficits remained persistent in the United States, Britain and some emerging market economies.
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Investors in slow-growing rich countries gain access to higher-yielding investments in poorer, capital-starved economies, and those poorer economies gain access to desperately needed capital relatively cheaply.
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Without Western certification, "sales of the aircraft in developed economies and many developing economies will be difficult to impossible," said Bradley Perrett, a veteran China watcher at Aviation Week.
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Economists expect a further recovery in crude to bode well for oil-exporting economies, while potentially easing deflationary pressures in developed economies locked in a battle against falling prices.
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Sharp outflows from Asian markets point to increased worries that trade tensions between the world's two top economies could escalate, and regional economies and corporate earnings might deteriorate further.
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Israel's overall competitiveness ranking was 24th, ahead of some major economies, like China and South Korea but well behind most of Western Europe, the US and several Asian economies.
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"Service-based economies tend to use less electricity than economies with high levels of industrial activity, as commercial services are generally less energy-intensive compared with manufacturing," EIA notes.
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"Monetary stimulus by the Fed and other advanced economies played a relatively limited role in the surge of capital flows to (emerging market economies) in recent years," Powell said.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Of the major economies, and I guess I'll throw China into that, of the major G7 economies plus China, we are the hottest economy in the world.
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The current-account surpluses in Asia's big economies add up to about 19803% of global GDP, roughly the same as that of Europe's surplus economies, including Germany's, in combination.
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In a speech to parliament, Zuma said the downturn had "exposed the vulnerability of our economies and currencies", increasing the need for greater cooperation between Africa's two biggest economies.
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Meanwhile, high and rising property prices remain a common theme across most of APAC's developed economies, as well as some emerging economies such as China, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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Those include its membership in the Group of Seven advanced economies — the only Asian country to belong — and the large number of economies in the region still classified as emerging.
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While a stronger dollar cuts costs for exporters in Japan and Europe, boosting such economies, it prompts a flight of capital from fragile emerging economies that still need monetary accommodation.
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It is an open question whether a cyclical downturn in the advanced economies would spill over into developing economies that now account for more than half of global oil demand.
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"This [the Iran decision] is definitely good for economies like Russia, Saudi Arabia, and other major oil-based economies," said Ellen Wald, a consultant and expert on oil and geopolitics.
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Suggesting that in the short-term developing economies might benefit from fossil fuels ignores the long-term damage burning those fuels will have on those developing economies down the line.
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Our hope back then was that, with a single currency, economies like Italy, Spain and the rest would be forced to implement structural reforms that made their economies more competitive.
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The more popular view, though, has been that Argentina's and Turkey's problems are particular to those countries and will not spread to economies that have managed their economies more responsibly.
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The crisis has engulfed countries across the globe — from economies in South America, to Turkey, South Africa and some of the bigger economies in Asia, such as India and China.
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Seven low-tax nations, some with relatively tiny economies, generate an increasingly greater share of U.S. corporate profits than do the major economies shown here, thanks to complex accounting arrangements.
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"If you think of economies like India and China and other energy intensive economies, I think the U.S. has a lot more flexibility to meet Paris with less sacrifices," he said.
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"There are lots of reasons for that: slowing global growth, aging population in the United States and advanced economies, high levels of debt to GDP in all advanced economies," he said.
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It cited weak demand in developed economies as a major drag on global growth, alongside low commodity prices, mounting fiscal and current-account imbalances and policy tightening in commodity-exporting economies.
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Despite the seeming growing similarities between the U.S. and the emerging market economies, the one thing that still distinguishes the U.S. economy from the emerging market economies is its very size.
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Hopefully, an appreciation of the risks posed by the emerging market economies to the U.S. economy will make U.S. policymakers take those economies into greater account in setting U.S. economic policy.
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Globally, the protracted trade war between the U.S. and China are weighing on economies — as are concerns about what a hard Brexit would mean for the economies in the European Union .
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Finance ministers for developing nations in the Group of 24 whose economies have been battered by stormy markets urged major economies to reform the global trading system, rather than discard it.
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"The U.S. leads the pack among major advanced economies," the report says, while noting that the American economy's growth trailed that of emerging market economies like those of China and India.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE In most cases, the influences on the smaller consuming economies from oil prices, the macroeconomic cycle and the commodity cycle are the same as for the major consuming economies.
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However, if trade relations between the world's first and second largest economies were to deteriorate there will be no doubt that other economies in the world will also be affected negatively.
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The U.S. is selling more to the lackluster European economies than to the Pacific Rim — those "dynamic" Asian economies — because the European markets are much more open and accessible to American companies.
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TOKYO, June 6 (Reuters) - Policymakers in rich economies need to take more account of the impact that their policies have on emerging economies, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday.
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Fellow panelist, Deputy Russian Finance Minister Maksim Oreshkin added that accumulating debt was good for European economies in cyclical slowdown, but bad for the major emerging market economies of China and Russia.
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But by 2014, global R&D spending grew only by 4 percent, as emerging economies, particularly China, slowed their investments and governments in higher-income economies tightened their spending, the report said.
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It is understandable, and noble, that wealthy advanced economies want to reduce their territorial emissions, and they should continue doing so, but if emissions don't fall in emerging economies, all is lost.
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Next year, global growth is expected to improve to 3.4 percent, as a slowdown in advanced economies should be offset by a pickup in emerging market and developing economies, the IMF said.
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Overall, advanced economies are mostly making a modest recovery, while many emerging market and developing economies are under strain from the rebalancing of the Chinese economy, lower commodity prices and capital outflows.
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Leaders from fast-growing Southeast Asian economies, China and other regional powers vowed Sunday to transcend conflicts over trade policies and territorial disputes for the sake of stronger economies and regional stability.
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The relationship between the world's two largest economies has been strained amid Washington's criticism of Chinese trade practices, with Ross labeling China the "most protectionist" country among large economies earlier this year.
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Tensions between the world's two largest economies have gone on for more than 18 months as China and the U.S. engage in a tariff war that is pressuring both the country's economies.
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"There has been a disconnection between stock markets and economies around the world, with stock markets generally outperforming their economies," Professor Prasad, a former International Monetary Fund official, said in an interview.
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If there is any bright spot in the Western economies, it is the ability of these economies to innovate and find new ways of doing things, creating new industries along the way.
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"Almost all the (Latin American) economies are entering a rhythm of positive growth," she said, adding that the larger economies of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina were likely to be leading the improvement.
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Stock markets in the emerging economies experienced a massive sell-off this year, when investors feared that escalating financial troubles in countries like Turkey and Argentina could spill over to other emerging economies.
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Although state-controlled economies could get through the relatively crude and stereotyped early stages of industrialization, they could never know enough, or be nimble enough, to coordinate the multifarious economies that came after.
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"But bottoming out doesn't mean that economies are firing away .. We still think in some economies further support will be very helpful," said Goh, who expects rate cuts in Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia.
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Emerging economies are set to slow this year as the U.S. Federal Reserve begins raising interest rates and there's a rising protectionist rhetoric in advanced economies , the International Monetary Fund warned on Monday.
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It has also long been clear that the commodity bust has tended to destabilize the world's oil-exporting economies as well as those commodity-dependent emerging market economies across Latin America and Africa.
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The IMF said advanced economies as a whole will see a slight weakening of growth in 2016 to 1.6 percent, while emerging market economies will see a slight gain to 4.2 percent growth.
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Yet another fallout from a coronavirus-induced global recession is bound to involve a sharp reversal in capital flows away from the emerging market economies that could cause real stress in those economies.
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Now it is major economies like those of Italy, South Korea, Spain, California, New York and London, that are locking down their populations and mandating the shuttering of sizable parts of their economies.
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This flow of money—from reserve-accumulating economies, China chief among them, to America, and from American consumers back to reserve-accumulating economies—defined Bretton Woods II. The regime never looked particularly sustainable.
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Except at times of mass unemployment, trade deficits aren't a subtraction from the economies that run them, nor are trade surpluses an addition to the economies on the other side of the imbalance.
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"There was a moment where we could have responded much, much sooner before a lot of coastal infrastructure was built — before entire city economies or state economies were built on coastlines," he said.
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The big economies of the 21st century are highly integrated.
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It is not in the business of helping beleaguered economies.
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The following are the OECD's latest growth forecasts major economies.
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Those economies, in turn, flourished from the infusion of money.
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The United States ranked 23rd out of 0003 advanced economies.
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Today's babies with their future productivity will fuel tomorrow's economies.
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Brazil and Argentina are among the world's most closed economies.
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These spillover effects are at the heart of agglomeration economies.
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The world is commonly divided into industrialized and emerging economies.
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Foreign banks initially cut interest rates to boost fragile economies.
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North Carolina still has one of the nation's best economies.
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The stakes are high for the world's two biggest economies.
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Trump has inherited one of the best economies in decades.
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Established democracies with highly developed economies have proven surprisingly resilient.
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However, political uncertainty is clouding the outlook for major economies.
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The experience of modern economies suggests such pessimism is unwarranted.
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Rising interest rates have been known to hammer emerging economies.
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Treasuries in other emerging economies will be watching with interest.
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It can even mess with scientific research, and local economies.
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These economies should now avoid one source of chaotic disruption.
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Many of Europe's economies still suffer from weak aggregate demand.
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Developed economies are increasingly based on human creativity and innovation.
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But such rules are also now common among emerging economies.
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In many rich economies prosperous areas already support poor ones.
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The second divide exists within the ranks of advanced economies.
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Could it be the case that economists don't understand economies?
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Local economies, from Houma to Lafayette, are feeling the pinch.
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American and European banks, economies and taxpayers bore the brunt.
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In the advanced economies, growth has been modest and uneven.
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They're fundamentally different business models operating in very different economies.
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The last thing most economies need is slower economic growth.
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Weak economies might dampen voters' enthusiasm for crony capitalist governments.
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Indeed, American society is the most unequal among advanced economies.
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Meanwhile, the other economies stuck in the trap remain stuck.
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The only real medicine is firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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At the other end of the spectrum were emerging economies.
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A major driver of price declines is economies of scale.
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Negotiations between the world's two largest economies have been fraught.
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This is true across economies as well as within firms.
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Other emerging economies are in earlier phases of the cycle.
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The fund revised down its forecasts, particularly for advanced economies.
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The economies of both countries are already in dire straits.
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Economies of scale are encouraging a sprint for global growth.
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WHAT is in store for economies and markets in 2018?
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Compare this on a global scale to 34 leading economies.
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If the tariffs are enacted, both national economies will suffer.
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These figures probably overstate the gap between the two economies.
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Slow productivity gains and ageing populations weigh on advanced economies.
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Instead, their governments would probably need to stimulate their economies.
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Within the smaller emerging market economies, Indonesia is attracting attention.
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Affordability was also key to sales developing economies, Singh noted.
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That takes a toll on countries' health systems and economies.
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Impeachments (and certainly coups) generally send economies into a tailspin.
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Yet, SMEs represent a hugely important part of growing economies.
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However, the underlying momentum in many advanced economies also slowed.
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This means real results for local economies and local communities.
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Is there a real network effect that drives these economies?
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Those three economies also face high levels of household debt.
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Because dynamic economies create new, different, but more productive jobs.
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Economies dependent on natural resources have been hit particularly hard.
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He pointed to Cambodia and Vietnam, among other Asian economies.
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The plan aims develop the poorer economies of western China.
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Less developed economies have resorted to even more nefarious means.
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Ultimately, these efforts generate jobs and help support local economies.
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Many people wondered how their economies could ever be revived.
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Supporting their success would underpin rural economies for a generation.
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Data is driving more of our economies, growth and productivity.
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Sadly, many advanced economies seem to have lost the knack.
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Finally, China's deficit is different from those of developed economies.
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" In gift economies, the obligation "to reciprocate worthily is imperative.
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And major economies around the world are growing in tandem.
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With fewer family farms, rural communities and local economies suffer.
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The oil industry says offshore drilling will boost state economies.
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Over half of the main emerging economies are commodity producers.
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Then economies across the Mediterranean stalled, destroying local property markets.
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Today's commissioners are better, but still fall for false economies.
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That could pure pressure on heavily indebted economies like Italy.
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By contrast, emissions in many emerging economies are still rising.
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In socialist systems, state planning expands bureaucracies and not economies.
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The states said the emission curbs would devastate their economies.
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And some large countries underperform despite bigger populations and economies.
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The strength of labor markets in many developed world economies.
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But personal qualities have value in service and information economies.
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Some is environmental, driven by trade, international economies or politics.
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Domestic troubles within emerging economies are adding to the jitters.
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Today I announced my plan to strengthen our rural economies.
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Still, Brazil is ensconced in the world's top 10 economies.
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The 2016 figure for advanced economies alone was 195 percent.
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The renewable energy industry is critical to these rural economies.
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How Asian economies will adjust to the new normal — i.e.
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The economies of the UK, Germany and Italy are contracting.
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GDP growth is the strongest among the large eurozone economies.
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Emerging Asian economies have also benefited from stronger domestic demand.
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"We are seeing new leaders" among emerging economies, he said.
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But the prospects for other large emerging economies are improving.
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Efforts to craft policies to support more flexible gig economies.
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Asian economies were still on a growth track, he said.
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The same has been true across the world's advanced economies.
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Why it matters: California is among the world's largest economies.
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The economies are increasingly in sync, which is a positive.
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These are indicators that are not shared by other economies.
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Trump wants to stop building the economies of other nations.
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Central banks tend to lift rates when economies are strengthening.
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Sears lacked Walmart's economies of scale and Amazon's digital reach.
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And in many large economies, such an increase is occurring.
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Deutsche Bank also updated its forecasts for other major economies.
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Invitations were sent to officials from the world's largest economies.
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Then the party ended: Economies declined and security concerns increased.
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Other countries have used geothermal power to drive their economies.
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A functional single market helps firms achieve economies of scale.
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That is one of the lowest figures among big economies.
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It took years for the successor state economies to stabilize.
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Economies in some swing states lag the stronger national numbers.
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Even wealthy economies have moved gingerly to ban plastic bags.
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But expectations for growing Asian economies proved to be unrealistic.
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Think how much more money that puts into local economies.
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Also Qatar has investments and has placements with these economies.
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Public debt is the highest in advanced economies since WWII.
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Or the slowdown in foreign economies, including China and Germany.
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Quarterly records were achieved in both developed and developing economies.
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Germany, for example, has gained from partnering with weaker economies.
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Corporate profitability remains on an upward trend in developed economies.
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These businesses and retailers are the cornerstones of local economies.
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All of the countries he visited have emerging tech economies.
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The Coastal and Marine Economies Protection Act, spearheaded by Rep.
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Brexit, the nuclear industry, and declining economies dominate doorstep conversation.
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The United States ranked 23rd out of 0003 advanced economies.
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Local businesses and economies feel the effects of these disasters.
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After two decades, the two economies are tightly braided together.
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The international body is a club of democratic market economies.
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And we've seen some other European economies take different approaches.
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Policymakers pledged to do more to stimulate economies hit higher.
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Obviously, though, the Indian and American economies are quite different.
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Economies of scale have driven costs down and bolstered output.
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It would be a big boost for economies, jobs, trade.
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Mature economies are even more reliant on variable rate debt, the report said, with the ratio among G7 economies ranging from 18 percent in Canada to 38 percent in the United States and Italy.
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Steven Cochrane, managing director of Moody's Analytics and an expert on regional U.S. economies, says that given the strongest economies and the most reasonable costs of living, move West – just not too far west.
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Advanced economies have relatively high exposure to the emerging economies: 10.3% of the U.K.'s total bank assets are linked to emerging markets; 6.9% of the EU's; and 5.3% of U.S. debt, Brusuelas said.
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The emerging world may avoid a cascading financial crisis for now, but its fast-growing economies, accounting for ever more of global growth, face a painful adjustment that will weigh on advanced economies too.
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Global uncertainties and plunging commodity prices have added further pressure on the euro zone economies even though the ECB continues to inject massive amounts of stimulus to bring the economies out of the woods.
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"This combination of infrastructure in emerging economies and infrastructure spending in the developed economies of the U.S. and Europe, in my opinion, will mean that inflation will actually surprise on the upside," he said.
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Lagarde said advanced economies should take steps to support growth through accommodative monetary policy and infrastructure spending, while emerging economies can help by boosting non-commodity revenues and allowing more flexible exchange rate policies.
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Small economies with a gross domestic product of less than $10 billion have seen a much larger decline in the number of foreign counterparties per local bank, compared with bigger economies, the FSB said.
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Governments need to align their economies with reforms, and the region must find ways of coping with future crises, such as completing the banking union and creating fiscal support for economies in a downturn.
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One of the major distinctions between the global economy today from 2202 and 2628 is that its center of gravity has shifted dramatically away from the world's industrialized economies to the emerging market economies.
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Turning to the currency effect, while Wieland acknowledged that the low exchange rate had certainly provided a boost to the economies, it was not ideal for some economies that exports were growing so rapidly.
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European economies will shrink and risk a prolonged decline unless governments plow cash into their economies to combat the fallout from the novel coronavirus, Mario Draghi said in a Financial Times column this week.
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Asian economies need to focus on propping up their domestic economies as China's slowdown looks like it's here to stay, said the chief economist and head of research at Australian bank ANZ, Richard Yetsenga.
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"The largest inflows have come from developing economies, mainly from South Africa and China, contrary to previous years where a considerable proportion of FDI flowed in from developed economies," the board said on its website.
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As a result, most national economies now have debt to GDP ratio exceeding 90 percent, which means that they need to go further into debt just to keep their economies functioning while maintaining debt repayments.
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In the face of these global forces, emerging economies can resemble the squatter's house in Kliptown: their economies run twice as hot when commodity markets warm up, and twice as cold when the temperature drops.
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The IMF expects a pickup in growth among developing economies to offset a slowdown in advanced economies, resulting in a net increase in global growth from 3.1 percent this year to 3.4 percent next year.
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Analysts say Indonesia's success is all the more impressive as major economies around the world continue to hew to loose monetary policies — which haven't gotten them much bang for their buck — and developing economies struggle.
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It stands out among advanced economies while at the same time the corporate tax revenue to GDP ratio at 2.1 percent is well below the average of advanced economies which stands at almost three percent.
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"Global growth prospects remain clouded in the near term, with emerging-market economies losing steam, world trade slowing down and the recovery in advanced economies being dragged down by persistently weak investment," the OECD said.
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She also played a leading role in selling an overhaul of the International Monetary Fund's ownership structure that gave greater control to emerging economies, principally China, at the expense of advanced economies, particularly in Europe.
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Its work extends to emerging economies through entities like the Africa Partnership Forum and the Sahel and West Africa Club, as well as the OECD's Eurasia Week, which works to address challenges in Eurasian economies.
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Last week's unexpected U.S. election result has prompted investors to ditch their once rock-solid conviction that growth in developed economies will remain tepid because of tough competition from emerging market economies with lower wages.
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Looking at 38 economies representing 85 percent of the world's economy, GIPC's findings reveal that the next largest share of counterfeiting economies after China and Hong Kong only make up less than half a percent.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - It is not realistic to decouple the economies of the United States and China, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday, adding that common interests between the world's two largest economies far outweigh disputes.
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Currently historical low oil costs are sending tremors through economies here.
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Nigeria and South Africa have the two largest economies in Africa.
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In addition, economic growth in major economies appears to be stuttering.
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The usual economies of scale, however, barely apply to 3D printers.
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That's true in the UK, it's true in all advanced economies.
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Taken together, these economies represent 40 percent of the world output.
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Even botched privatisations can improve governance in corruption-plagued emerging economies.
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An all-out trade war would blow the two economies apart.
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Asian economies will "definitely" experience a slowdown next year, he added.
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Also hurting are the oil-dominated economies of Venezuela and Nigeria.
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Of course, growth is moderating as the economies become much bigger.
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Another big concern is the increasingly protectionist rhetoric in advanced economies.
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When agribusinesses invest in developing countries, they seek economies of scale.
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Those economies are piling on their U.S. trade surpluses with abandon.
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Summit host Peru is one of the world's most open economies.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year.
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Before you went into that meeting, global economies were already weak.
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Mind you, the news coming out of these economies was terrible.
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That helps the U.S. and U.K. economy, high-value economies, right.
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And they&aposre paying more because their economies are doing better.
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Because that will materialize into growth, into jobs, into thriving economies.
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That is how we can create our own institutions and economies.
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It has been clearest in the export-oriented economies of Asia.
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And when economies slump, greenhouse gas emissions tend to drop too.
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It is the economies that are booming that present the challenge.
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Real wages for the working class in developed economies have stagnated.
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With instant gratification, consumers end up alienated and economies worse off.
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Developing economies that lack an established electricity infrastructure have an advantage.
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Today, most emerging economies hold far less dollar-denominated public debt.
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But the underlying differences between the two economies are equally stark.
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Data out of the world's biggest economies also signaled a recovery.
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The crisis facing Latin American economies did not begin in 2016.
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How can governments shift their economies out of this bad equilibrium?
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Europe remained solid while developing economies were also strong for Sodexo.
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Not all fund managers share economies of scale with their investors.
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Goods move faster now, but they still cross radically different economies.
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This may become the fate of some of the V4 economies.
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Japan's tobacco regulation is among the least strict among developed economies.
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Big tracker funds can drive down fees through economies of scale.
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Economies slowed in two-thirds of countries south of the Sahara.
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Would more negative interest rates help Europe – the European economies grow?
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Banking crises leave deep and lasting scars on economies and societies.
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The trade war between the world's two largest economies is intensifying.
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Hitting either target would entail transforming economies at a breakneck pace.
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There were also fears that the region's economies could become overheated.
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The handful of G-SIBs from emerging economies will have longer.
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Robust market economies clearly depend on stable, even-handed legal environments.
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Those forces have unbalanced economies and polarised politics across the world.
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Such a wonderland has brought prosperity to local economies as well.
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Other major euro area economies also face dangers of terrorist attacks.
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Investors are worrying about the strength of the world's largest economies.
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The U.S. homicide rate is 5 times the advanced economies' average.
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Japan holds the chairmanship of the Group of 20 major economies.
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Few economies are more vulnerable to Mr Trump's onslaught than Canada's.
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Barriers to trade distort economies and harm consumers, especially poor ones.
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The London economy has thrived while the regional economies have withered.
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It was a similar story in the bloc's two biggest economies.
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The governments of emerging economies increasingly borrow in their own currencies.
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Emerging economies: The U.S. isn't just taking aim at rich countries.
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Rich economies need advanced technologies and skills to offset high wages.
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Poor economies typically become "emerging markets" because they have grown quickly.
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Such exchange-rate fluctuations are now commonplace in other emerging economies.
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Not all of the new duties will apply to emerging economies.
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The trend growth rate of rich-world economies has been dropping.
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Where do today's emerging economies stand in this cycle of populism?
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Thus, slowing down in advanced economies has dragged investment growth lower.
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The developed economies in Europe and Japan have struggled with deflation.
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That should mean a strong environment for EM economies to perform.
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They have developing local economies and much larger populations of millennials.
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In remarkably short order one of Africa's most advanced economies collapsed.
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Can the world&aposs two against economies avoid a trade war?
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By contrast, the emerging economies that interest Mr Robertson do badly.
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It has one of the most flexible economies in the world.
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Central banks may find themselves needing to pep up their economies.
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In total these four economies account for 79% of Santander's profits.
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The only real medicine would be firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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Not much unites such economies beyond a history of bad management.
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Big drops in emerging economies are often followed by big gains.
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The major economies also put on a show of soft power.
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Economies in the Middle East and north Africa were growing steadily.
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"Global economies are what could be characterized as fragile," Tengler said.
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Japan and China are both introducing circular goals into their economies.
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In California, uncontrollable wildfires continue to ravage homes and entire economies.
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The United States and China are the world's two biggest economies.
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We're seeing those kinds of loops in distributed economies as well.
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They're the leaders of the two largest economies on the planet.
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This might be fitting if economies were in a deflationary spiral.
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But their effects materialise only slowly and economies need succour now.
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Many countries have capitalist economies; few venerate the capitalists like Americans.
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Systemic risk buffers have been applied in some other EU economies.
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In the 2000s Andean countries opened their economies to private investment.
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Pal said a similar fall will spread to the developed economies.
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The world's two largest economies are each other's biggest trading partners.
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Go deeper: The world's top economies are all growing at once.
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Basically they are entirely different economies, which talk of "Ukraine" ignores.
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But the real question's how the banking system help economies grow?
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The UK is one of the biggest economies in the region.
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Performance in developed economies is expected to be modest at best.
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One is theory-based, shaped by how economists believe economies behave.
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This is particularly important for very open economies, such as Malaysia.
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Is it worth destroying the economies of Michigan, California, and Texas?
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Some of the hottest economies are places with these progressive policies.
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And it's helping so many other economies, why not New York?
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"The global weight of the advanced economies has decreased," Liikanen said.
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Emerging market economies are not expected to fare much better, either.
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Has globalisation only benefited the elite (at least within developed economies)?
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Like all command economies, the Fed is failing to spur growth.
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Kudlow underscored the divergent perspectives of the world's two largest economies.
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Israel is testimony to the advantages, and limitations, of fortress economies.
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Data out of the world's biggest economies also signalled a recovery.
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Seemingly prudent budgeting in economies like Germany's produce dangerous strains globally.
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With a task-centered mindset, innovation is set to kill economies.
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When speculative and, especially, Ponzi financing become popular, economies are vulnerable.
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Mr Trump's trade stance may well be bad for emerging economies.
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Digital finance could completely reshape the economies of the developing world.
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The currencies of most developing economies gained as the dollar weakened.
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"These interventions have no parallel in market economies," the report stated.
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Perhaps the gloom has spread even to countries with strong economies.
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Three-quarters of billionaires' wealth in advanced economies was fairly acquired.
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Measures of economic freedom are strongly linked to higher performing economies.
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The fund's investments are spread across more than 120 economies globally.
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When pensions are cut, economies miss out on their stimulating effect.
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Comparing the size of national economies can be a frustrating exercise.
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Across most developed economies, healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation.
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It has one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
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That sends a message for other emerging aspirant middle-class economies.
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We're bigger than the next two economies – China and Japan – combined.
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The euro has sapped economies insufficiently integrated for a common currency.
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Even giant economies such as China carefully control cross border flows.
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That lesson applies to developing economies as well as advanced ones.
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The US and China today represent the world's two greatest economies.
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"They have strong economies and an ability to pay," he said.
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"These are the two biggest economies in the world," Blankfein said.
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That would help the farm and bolster rural economies, L'Etoile said.
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The weak dollar has created some headaches for other major economies.
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Both territories' economies are struggling to bounce back from the Sept.
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Plus, both leaders feel buoyed by upticks in their domestic economies.
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WE'RE DELIGHTED TO START TO SEE THE EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES RECOVERING.
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Currencies of commodity-based economies like the Canadian dollar also rose.
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Emerging economies like Saudi Arabia would be most affected, Obstfeld said.
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It cited weakening economies in Germany and Turkey for the downgrade.
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Financial markets and emerging economies are the main areas of concern.
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All have strong workforces, reasonably good economies and business-friendly regulations.
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"[First, we're] seeing economies all around the world accelerating," he explained.
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Still, India, Kenya and other less-developed economies share crucial similarities.
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It has rattled investors anyway, just as both economies have steadied.
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Other executives said there is no substitute for strengthening African economies.
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The answer: taxpayer dollars and the decimation of our local economies.
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That will come with almost unimaginable damage to economies and ecosystems.
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And there are significant economies of scale operating at hyper-scale.
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Economies in the European economic periphery are still drowning in debt.
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The issue is not relegated to emerging economies, Casanova pointed out.
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Still, Chaffetz has pegged the bill a boon for state economies.
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Can we rethink the way economies work without rethinking education first?
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Ranks 27th out of 45 world economies graded in the report.
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The natural state of the US and global economies is growth.
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That would have a negative impact on economies around the world.
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The forum of industrialized economies takes place in Quebec this year.
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Schools provide structure and support for families, communities and entire economies.
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The escalating trade war poses a threat to both nations' economies.
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"We're benefitting from economies of scale at the moment," Uytdehaage said.
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And the shared currency effectively links their economies in other ways.
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She also believes that forestry undermines the strength of local economies.
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People migrate away from weakening economies and lack of economic opportunities.
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Some senior American officials are pushing for "decoupling" the two economies.
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Besides, some countries with strong unions still have really strong economies.
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The escalation thrust the world's two largest economies back into confrontation.
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But in many places, growing economies have led to growing waistlines.
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Economists warn that this will damage the economies of both countries.
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While liberalizing their economies, they have forgotten to liberalize their minds.
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This prospect has lifted fuel prices, applying pressure to European economies.
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He envisions integrating the two Korean economies, should the North denuclearize.
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For now, talks between the world's two largest economies remain stalled.
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And they have begun to lift restrictions and restart their economies.
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London (CNN Business)Five big economies are at risk of recession.
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But is a negative assessment of the Nordic economies really right?
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New York (CNN Business)Call it a tale of two economies.
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They have diversified economies that don't rely too heavily on manufacturing.
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But other economies, including the United States, will feel the impact.
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Workforce participation is the primary driver of local and national economies.
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All of that growth is expected to come from developing economies.
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This could then lift other, less robust economies in its wake.
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Each trend is capping how much economies can grow, Williams said.
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I expect the U.S. to continue to outperform other advanced economies.
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Most European economies remain weak and unable to absorb new workers.
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The world's two largest economies still need to sign the accord.
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"Emerging and developing economies are already feeling the pinch," Lagarde said.
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Their economies are linked to their neighbours and worldwide trading partners.
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In 1980, India's and China's economies were about the same size.
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Could the reverse be true -- do good economies benefit individual health?
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Over the last two decades, their economies have become increasingly intertwined.
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Drug War at its most belligerent: crop eradication, crippling local economies,
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All this goes toward making our combined security and economies stronger.
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The reality is similar in many developed economies around the globe.
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It's even more impactful for smaller suburbs with less diversified economies.
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The downside is that any U.S. slowdown could hurt developing economies.
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NASA's storied success comes in part through its economies of scale.
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Vietnam is one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia.
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Lagos is the commercial capital of one of Africa's largest economies.
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During most of the 303th century advanced economies outgrew poorer ones.
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Modi said many developed economies had struggled to implement tax reforms.
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That's the doomsday scenario for the economies of all three nations.
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But that is only part of U.S. linkage with Asian economies.
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Emerging economies may only gain half of that, the report said.
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Planned economies are aggressively and strategically focused on long-term supremacy.
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Most presidents who lose re-election do so amid faltering economies.
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They never used them to guide the activities of their economies.
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The action heightens the conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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But Mr. Trump considers it a prime location amid booming economies.
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China and other major economies in the region have also slowed.
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It's a national policy to be creating these surveillance economies there.
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The UN secretary general wields no armies and controls no economies.
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The trade spat between the world's two largest economies is growing.
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Both economies have strong links with China, where growth is slowing.
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"The trade war between the world's two largest economies has created enormous uncertainty for both economies and weighed on the outlook, forcing the Fed to pause the tightening cycle and consider easing conditions instead," Erlam wrote.
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Emerging economies with less sophisticated financial markets and weaker regulatory institutions can mismanage the great tides of global capital; even mature economies sacrifice a degree of macroeconomic control when they open themselves to global capital markets.
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Yes, multinationals make a lot of money, and a stronger dollar from those U.S. multinationals may hurt a bit, but if you look at the economies playing this game more actively, their economies aren't any better.
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India currently has one of the worst tax-to-GDP ratios among major economies at 16.6 percent, less the half the 34 percent average for the members of the OECD and also below many emerging economies.
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Germany expects the meeting of financial leaders from the Group of 20 major economies to focus on creating conditions for sustainable growth and strengthening the resilience of economies, the official said on the condition of anonymity.
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Major economies like Japan and South Korea saw headline activity readings hold up, but also suffered declines in export orders, suggesting that increasing protectionism and concerns of slowing Chinese demand were weighing on Asia's biggest economies.
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Instead, he has developed the Decent Living Energy Project, an assessment of both the energy needs in select emerging economies and the climate impacts of providing everyone in those same economies with a basic living standard.
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"Every central bank around the world is trying to prop up economies and every politician around the world is trying to destroy economies," said Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York.
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In 20163, non-OECD countries consumed more oil than the advanced economies for the first time and there is no sign that consumption growth is slowing, let alone peaking, in the non-OECD economies (tmsnrt.rs/22016L210Cj220).
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The way to do it is not to pray for more diversified economies — Latin America has never had those and won't for a long time — but rather to manage resource-based economies more wisely and presciently.
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This trend — stock markets growing much faster than domestic economies — also appeared in advanced economies like those of Britain, France, Germany, and Japan, but it was much more extreme in the United States, the report says.
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It's really going to be the first half of 2020 that's going to see significant contractions in many economies, focused on Q1 in China, focused on Q2 in most other economies including the U.S. and Europe.
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In order to appeal to the more carbon-intensive economies in the EU, most in the east, she has pledged extra funds to support projects that would contribute to lower emissions while not stifling the economies.
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Georgieva said she had a good meeting with Guzman on Saturday as finance officials from the world's 20 largest economies gathered in Riyadh, where concerns about Argentina and other troubled economies were high on the agenda.
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Productivity growth has slowed in nearly all of the advanced economies, including the United States — although the United States has enjoyed the fastest productivity growth of the G-7 economies over the last decade (see Figure 5).
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Chinese tech companies can opportunistically using the country's "developing country" status in arenas such as the WTO, while in reality they are outpacing almost any digital business from wealthy economies economies like Australia, the EU, and Japan.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Finance ministers for developing nations in the Group of 24 whose economies have been battered by stormy markets urged major economies on Thursday to reform the global trading system, rather than discard it.
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It can be seen that in the first half of this year, the world economy, no matter developed economies, emerging markets and developing economies, has continued its momentum of recovery, but its growth has slowed down significantly.
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If a dollar appreciation were now to cause the emerging market economies, including China, to falter, those economies would import less from the U.S., which would limit the degree to which the U.S. trade balance might improve.
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First is a lingering fear of higher U.S. interest rates and dollar appreciation that squeezes hard-currency borrowers in emerging economies, stresses local currencies and forces credit to be far tighter than needed to buoy weakening economies.
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Modern trade doesn't consist of unitary economies buying and selling finished products (if it ever did), it consists of products being created along a value chain across several economies, with each adding value to a finished product.
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"We need to think about how we deal with the fact that we in Europe have one of the most open economies (..) and are in competition with those that don't come from open market economies," Gabriel said.
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Interest rates in most economies in the EAP region are currently at historically low levels and monetary tightening may be needed to help offset capital outflows should rates in advanced economies rise faster than expected, he said.
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G20 economies agreed in 2014 to boost growth in their economies by at least an additional 2 percent over 5 years through reforms, adding more than $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of jobs.
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" For small businesses in less advantaged economies that are already struggling to make ends meet, it is this uncertainty that she insists will have a "disproportionate impact on the weakest in our economies, those that are smaller.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Gulf Arab economies will grow at a slower pace than previously forecast, a quarterly Reuters poll of economists found, as oil output cuts, lower crude prices and weaker global growth put pressure on regional economies.
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And even then, turning the Paris Agreement into meaningful climate action means not only weaning the world's largest economies off fossil fuel-based infrastructure and investment, but also preventing the world's developing economies from doing the same.
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These countries also tend to have relatively small economies by NATO standards.
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When the feds came, they stole our resources, and our economies collapsed.
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Rich economies now rely more on "intangibles", such as software and patents.
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The U.S. is a patchwork of local economies with distinct community profiles.
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Tighter monetary policy, a feature of late-cycle economies, pushes up yields.
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Africa's two biggest economies have a lot to account for in 2017.
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The US and China are the two largest economies in the world.
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More or less the economies of the world as they are today.
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No other emerging markets were ranked among the 50 most competitive economies.
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Major economies should tackle overcapacity problems in a concerted manner, he said.
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As the macro economies recover, it'll be good news for our growth.
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This would harm the US and Mexican economies and increase illegal immigration.
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An expansion of output also helped lower costs through economies of scale.
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The experience teaches lessons for another billion folks living in developed economies.
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India, like most developing economies, faces a chronic shortage of medical doctors.
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Texas is Mexico's largest export market, making the two economies closely intertwined.
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Economist Tomáš Sedláček writes about how governments and economies rules our behavior.
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As demand increases, economies of scale kick in and batteries get cheaper.
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The region is composed of eight countries with distinct markets and economies.
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Most of the major economies in Europe are exceeding official debt limits.
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Capitalist economies are not immune to inefficiency or bribery themselves, of course.
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So do many of the world's economies—and not just corrupt dictatorships.
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Rival economies in South-East Asia and elsewhere are becoming more competitive.
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So as Trump stumps for his wall, border town economies keep churning.
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Both AWS and the e-commerce business benefit from economies of scale.
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The boost will increase the firm's economies of scale in its factories.
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Russia, however, is not exactly one of the very top global economies.
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Local economies from Houma to Lafayette, in particular, are feeling the pinch.
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Rising trade and geopolitical tensions has put economies in a "precarious" position.
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In short, exchanges must wait for economies developed enough to sustain them.
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These economies are all of a type: English-speaking, of course. Rich.
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So I hope to see— those are the world's two biggest economies.
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Skoda's healthy profits partly reflect the shared car platform's economies of scale.
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Much of this land has now been converted into productive agricultural economies.
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Investors continued to monitored the trade war between the world's largest economies.
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Innovation, spread to the masses, is indeed the engine of capitalist economies.
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Still, trading was volatile even as policymakers vowed to protect their economies.
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None of this implies all will be easy for emerging market economies.
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Economies are picking up, and the Islamophobes lost in the Dutch election.
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America, for example, has only 42 BITs – mostly with small developing economies.
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And those effects are impacting all of the economies around the world.
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Ranked against other major economies, only the U.S. had higher income inequality.
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Bridal is a big category as other economies use bridal as well.
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Hopes for fresh stimulus moves by major economies also boosted riskier assets.
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Developed economies long ago swapped cash for plastic (credit and debit cards).
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California is home to diverse strong economies, including Silicon Valley and Hollywood.
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For a start, economies of scale hardly matter with a 3D printer.
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Economies and stockmarkets do not match up well, even in rich countries.
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Its human capital accumulation is rapidly accelerating, and converging to advanced economies.
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Peru is one of Latin America's most stable and fast-growing economies.
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Economies are running out of cyclical slack and inflationary pressures are rising.
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Central Europe's economies are linked with both regions, especially the euro zone.
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Other communities, including Lancaster, Pennsylvania, have invested in sparking creative economies, too.
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And that would have a profound effect on economies around the world.
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That was bad news for emerging-market economies with dollar-denominated debts.
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AIS benefits from economies of scale due to its large subscriber-base.
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When economies slow, these debts become difficult to pay for many borrowers.
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The situation is dire for many local economies as recycling costs skyrocket.
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Crucially, borrowing across the biggest advanced economies has been in steep decline.
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The World Bank has produced estimates of this return for 139 economies.
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Some economies like using cash, for example, Germany, Spain, Italy and Austria.
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The local economies are booming and unemployment has dropped to record lows.
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Many European members -- including big economies like France and Germany -- lag behind.
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Most economies have a mix of impressive leading firms and unsophisticated stragglers.
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But uncertainty continues to surround trade between the world's two largest economies.
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The euro zone's economies labour under plenty of structural hindrances to growth.
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THERE ARE PRICE CONTROLS ON DRUGS IN ADVANCED ECONOMIES AROUND THE WORLD.
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Economies operate in equilibrium, says Meredith Crowley, an economist at Cambridge University.
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This could be not just disruptive to Europe's economies, but also expensive.
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Even 20 years after being hit, economies typically have not fully recovered.
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Then the trade war between the world's two largest economies heated up.
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But their new virtues do give emerging economies more room for manoeuvre.
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Can they remake not just villages but whole countries and their economies?
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Europe's economies are growing nicely and refugees are no longer pouring in.
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Advanced economies could badly use a dose of deficit-financed public investment.
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Moreover, subsidising mortgages might actually hurt economies by helping inflate housing bubbles.
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Ebola outbreaks impact local economies, and survivors and their families suffer stigma.
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Gulf economies need to modernise and diversify away from oil and gas.
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But it can go lower with better utilization and economies of scale.
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S. trade war could tip the world and U.S. economies into recession.
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Inflation looked to be trending lower in the region's major developed economies.
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Rules drafted for rich, market-led economies cannot always police state capitalism.
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And, how will economies adjust as the old increasingly outnumber the young?
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But this is not enough as emerging economies are catching up fast.
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Discussions between the world's largest economies will continue next week in Washington.
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In both developed and emerging economies, gender discrimination is a universal challenge.
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Europe is expected to see growth moderate along with most major economies.
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France is one of the five largest economies in the European Union.
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Overseas shipments then lost momentum on soft demand from Asia's emerging economies.
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A growing body of research links economic maladies to more oligopolistic economies.
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As those economies grow, British trade with emerging markets will certainly increase.
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The global economy is also fairly strong, with most economies growing simultaneously.
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As economies grow more sophisticated, demand for cognitive skills will keep rising.
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Financially, the arts can help support and invigorate state and local economies.
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As with many resource-dependent economies, protectionism and rent-seeking have flourished.
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It will almost certainly lead to economies of scale and lower prices.
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We're the fastest growing economy in the world from the major economies.
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Forestry has been a pillar of the Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian economies.
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Not long ago, Brazil was one of the world's fastest growing economies.
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German companies view African economies as an important market for future growth.
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Many local economies still depend on polluting industries like coal or steel.
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The region's economies are expected to grow strongly this year and next.
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Those lands that contain recreation opportunities that are critical to local economies.
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There's also the effect of travel and trade restrictions on local economies.
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But it remains one of the biggest among the world's rich economies.
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One is the other economies in the world are we're sorting out.
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The IMF urged Asian economies to ensure their currency rates move flexibly.
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In the late 1990s, troubled Asian economies with big debts depreciated massively.
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Among developing economies, India has huge power and expressway projects under way.
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Japan is one of the world's most advanced, productive and wealthy economies.
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The world's top two economies are holding talks to settle their dispute.
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First are Value Added Producer Grants to help build develop rural economies.
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There is no lifeline like the liquidity that comes from pooling economies.
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S. trade war, with the weakness spilling over to other Asian economies.
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Rising rates historically occur in expanding economies and periods of higher inflation.
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That is especially true when Britain is compared with other rich economies.
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Phil: This is really about the revitalization of First Nations/Indigenous economies.
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Our economies are interdependent but the trading relationship has long been unbalanced.
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That is the two-from-three combination that most modern economies choose.
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Ports hope the change will be a boon for their wider economies.
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FEW of Europe's economies have had a more miserable decade than Ireland.
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The growth rates of many emerging economies, even China, seemed to falter.
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The relative strength of the American and British economies is some compensation.
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Most modern economies have just one central bank, empowered by the government.
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How would introducing livestock to a community or region impact existing economies?
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Advanced economies still have plenty of room for reform, the IMF reckons.
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The EU, in effect, shrinks the distance between European economies even further.
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The choice facing host nations is actually between informal and formal economies.
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But, we also measure ourselves against other economies, other societies, other cities.
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Germany and Japan, the No. 212 and 2149 economies, are already contracting.
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Yet, it is still one of the largest economies in the eurozone.
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That could be a boon for the Mexican and United States economies.
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But a closer look shows stark differences between blue and red economies.
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Developed economies face huge problems that have produced this season of rage.
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Underlying demand in many of Asia's export-reliant economies remains weak, however.
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As the competing models of democracy battle it out, economies are becalmed.
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Second, the debtors would have to be concentrated in big, globalised economies.
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Many governments turned instead to fiscal stimulus to get their economies going.
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Past tariffs have sparked trade wars that damaged economies worldwide, including ours.
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Several East African economies heavily depend on tobacco exports, such as Malawi.
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Strategies like these can preserve streams while sustaining agriculture and rural economies.
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That contrasts with most big emerging economies which are seeing inflation fall.
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The vast difference in price owes to economies of scale, says Vechery.
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While financial markets, economies and investor psychology are cyclical, innovation is not.
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The economies of Western Europe and Japan have done worse than that.
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Other economies, furthermore, have debt similar to or even bigger than China's.
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Systemic risk buffers have been applied in some other European Union economies.
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Nothing less than the control of global economies is up for grabs.
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In developed economies, industry uses slightly over one-fifth of all energy.
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Limiting trade, imports or exports, would hamper economies, jobs, creativity, and innovation.
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New and better trade agreements have been developed with the major economies.
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Brazilians pay the highest interest rates among the world's top 20 economies.
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Only the U.S., China, Japan and Germany have economies larger than California's.
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The per acre cost declines after that because of economies of scale.
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Both economies now seem more interested in pursuing agreements with other countries.
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Inflation in other major economies has plateaued or is weakening as well.
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Foreign students also fuel local economies, whether they pay tuition or not.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) significantly reorientated all three economies.
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The search ignited a frenzy among cities looking to boost their economies.
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"These economies are now faced with a notable capital shortfall," Coeure added.
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All are places where the tariffs could dramatically impact the local economies.
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Paid labor is the main way in which modern economies distribute wealth.
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Ohio and Illinois, two Midwestern states with industrial economies that vote Tuesday.
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Rates are expected to be relatively stable in the continent's major economies.
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By "reflation" I mean expansion, as in expanding economies, not necessarily inflation.
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Weak overseas economies have weighed on American exports, widening the trade deficit.
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All of this offers a cautionary tale to other emerging market economies.
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Free economies within music gut the middle class, not the upper class.
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Yet, voting machines are becoming increasingly popular, in developing and developed economies.
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Youth unemployment wildly fluctuated in good and bad economies since the 1970s.
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That's what our market economies and systems of government are all about.
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This would in turn result in more construction and new local economies.
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While these numbers aren't setting any economies on fire, they do matter.
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They also expect knock-on effects in the U.S. and European economies.
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This has resulted in stronger economies and happier and more prosperous societies.
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However removing DACA and therefore their work permits hurts many state economies.
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Advanced economies like the United States are hardly immune to these effects.
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Recently he set forth a vision for connecting the two Koreas' economies.
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The FSB coordinates financial rules for the Group of 20 Economies (G20).
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But that is largely a misreading of the way modern economies work.
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And those criminal economies of scale are sometimes supplemented by psychological dangers.
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The reason is that banks play a central role in modern economies.
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Plans to decarbonize developed economies ground to a halt in many countries.
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That gives the family unusual status in the world's two largest economies.
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That's what the token economies are that are launching, is my sense.
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A major disruption would likely do the most damage to Asian economies.
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It strikes me that there are established economies of prestige in academia.
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Opinion Columnist We're enjoying one of the best economies of our lifetime.
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"There's nothing positive about this virus destroying people and economies," said Mokdad.
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Historically, the biggest stock market returns came in the fastest-growing economies.
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No clear winner as the world's two largest economies duke it out.
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Maybe our economies will look very different to how they look today.
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Large companies had resources, economies of scale, professional managers, lots of options.
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The world's two largest economies appear to be escalating their trade war.
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The fears triggered a plunge in the currencies of multiple developing economies.
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Senators in states with vital mountain economies love to talk about jobs.
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The downturn is likely coming for other economies as well, experts say.
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That would likely wreak further havoc on the British and EU economies.
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But Asia's major economies are expected to keep rates low, for now.
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Germany is just one of several major global economies facing potential recessions.
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Participants from advanced economies also grumbled: Mr Carney called the dollar "domineering".
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In recent years, however, trade uncertainty has surged, particularly in advanced economies.
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Trade wars: The world's three largest economies are engaged in trade conflicts.
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Too many layoffs could interrupt consumer spending and put economies at risk.
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The gap between the economies of China and the US is narrowing.
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FRENCH ENVOY SAYS ESCALATION OF TARIFFS WOULD HURT BOTH U.S., EU ECONOMIES
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Europe and America are more invested in each other's economies than ever.
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Cheap imports from China and other emerging-market economies squeezed domestic producers.
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Eventually, economies must find that rising demand runs up against supply constraints.
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In capitalist economies, such as in the U.S., free markets fuel growth.
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These are the IMF's growth forecasts for major European economies this year:
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A stronger dollar, too, puts pressure on export-heavy industries and economies.
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This pan-industrial approach would enable countries to rapidly diversify their economies.
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The central banks of advanced economies are stuck in such a mindset.
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But it's not just emerging economies that Mr. Shin is worried about.
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It has also crimped the economies of many oil-dependent African countries.
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Central banks in most major economies have struck a hawkish tone recently.
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Currencies of major emerging economies including China, India and Turkey have slumped.
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Market economies are the wells that produce the response climate change requires.
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Command economies that made sense in wartime were less suited to peace.
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Among developed economies, only the United States and Canada have birthright citizenship.
|
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That's especially true when it comes to how we power entire economies.
|
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The phenomenon has, in many respects, been a boon for African economies.
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Japan and Malaysia represent the third- and 85033th-largest global economies, respectively.
|
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But in emerging economies where credit is rare, consumer spending is inhibited.
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The vibrant, youthful economies of India and Indonesia could lead the way.
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As economies approach the creative frontier, the need for freedom expands commensurately.
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They worry about economies; he captures bird songs on a miniature recorder.
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Local economies in towns with ski resorts depend on snowy ski seasons.
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Britain has been among the fastest-growing rich economies in recent years.
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Indeed, what this shows is that emerging economies are on the rise.
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This could have untoward consequences for both the U.S. and global economies.
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People in the free economies have a life expectancy of 79.4 years.
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Those in the planned economies have a life expectancy of 65.2 years.
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It doesn't move the dial for either the U.S. or Mexican economies.
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The state is 225 of only 272 whose economies shrank in 22015.
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The US-China dispute has also distorted major industries in some economies.
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Its tech-specialist neighbour and Southeast Asian economies look more exposed, however.
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Major economies around the world are braced now for a trade war.
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Mature economies only account for about 15 percent of the world's population.
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Black women are the main influencers of most economies around the world.
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Its tech-specialist neighbor and Southeast Asian economies look more exposed, however.
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"Portugal is still one of the most vulnerable economies," Stubbs told CNBC.
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Germany, one of the largest economies in the world, has flat growth.
|
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Brazilian companies pay the highest borrowing costs among the world's major economies.
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Data in Asia further underscored the fragility of growth across key economies.
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Those problems include deep sectarianism, fragile or failed governments, and weak economies.
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Already, there are examples of how these services are changing heartland economies.
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What does it do to the economies of South Korea and Japan?
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But trade can also continue to help other, smaller emerging economies grow.
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Large, dynamic economies are involved in them, including China, India and Japan.
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And what lessons can be learned from the world's most extreme economies?
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Of that total, emerging market economies hold $3.7 trillion, up 8.9 percent.
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About the deepening anxieties of the middle class in many developed economies.
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Less than 3 percent of people in modern industrial economies are farmers.
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States could then design policies that fit with their culture and economies.
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Yes, Autor told me, he is a capitalist believer in market economies.
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Together, we can create an environment that allows our economies to flourish.
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Trade with China is a major part of several US states' economies.
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Analysts were divided over how fast economies will recover from the downturn.
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It means economic development that revitalizes local economies and promotes racial equity.
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In many economies, prominently Europe and Japan, rates remain in that vicinity.
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The move ratcheted up trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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Trade talks between the world's two largest economies fell apart in May.
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It also has some of the fastest-growing economies in the world.
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But this vision quickly died as Bitcoin succumbed to economies of scale.
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In both the slow-growth economies in North America and Europe and the high-growth economies in Africa, Asia and Latin America, the ability to use technology is one of the key factors influencing economic success and failure.
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The international lender's temperature check on the fiscal situation of the global economy also said that overall public debt in advanced economies should stabilize in the medium term while fiscal deterioration in emerging economies appeared at an end.
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In a new paper, Daron Acemoglu and Pascual Restrepo, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, find that ageing economies, with shrinking workforces, do not seem to grow more slowly than younger economies, as many economists assume they should.
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"As both economies grow, the European economy and the British economy, you don't have this exceptional situation you've had for the last couple of years where you've had very weak economies on the continent of Europe," he said.
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The organization has sought to pinpoint where it sees the biggest potential problem areas, saying private debt is high not only among advanced economies but also in a few "systemically important" emerging market economies, namely Brazil and China.
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One has to hope that when the global credit bubble bursts, the emerging market economies will draw the right lessons as to how to manage their economies in a more prudent manner than they have done to date.
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Her work was the precursor to the Startup Nations initiative, enabling informal knowledge sharing among economies to help accelerate new and young firm formation in their countries in order to create jobs, build economies and expand human welfare.
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"Together with a risk of protectionism in advanced economies and tighter financial conditions as U.S. monetary policy normalizes, these changes make for a more challenging environment for emerging market and developing economies going forward," the report also said.
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But if voter rebellions are to be a feature of spluttering developed economies and rising instability and insecurity in slowing emerging economies, it will be hard to square with such lofty equity prices and such low implied volatility.
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In the absence of offsetting forces that might slow these economies, this means there are sound reasons for expecting even higher wage inflation (and a higher wage share of GDP) in those economies in the immediate period ahead.
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The discussion of helicopter money boils down to whether the deflationary cycle in advanced economies like Japan is sufficiently problematic that they should abandon some of those traditions to try to jolt economies into a higher-performing level.
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Asked to explain that tweet on Monday, Banks said the president's concern about carbon emission goals is that they could hurt the economies of large, developed nations like the U.S. while growing economies like China continue to pollute.
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Better-than-expected manufacturing PMI data in the euro zone - the key trade partner for central Europe's export-dominant economies - lifted the mood on Friday but the region's fast-growing economies are still expected to slow next year.
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With growth slowing down in several Asian economies from China to India to Indonesia over the past few years, the path of their currencies going forward will probably be a major factor affecting the course of regional economies.
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Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's 20 biggest economies, the G20, are discussing the economy in the Japanese city of Fukuoka amid rising trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies -- the United States and China.
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Despite this, in many developing economies, the engine room of job creation is found in the heart of informal economies like those in the favelas of Rio or the bustling hives of activity in big Indian cities like Mumbai.
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The day's truce by the world's two biggest economies offered some relief to gathered leaders of the big economies, as the year-long trade war has cost companies billions, snarled global manufacturing and supply chains and worried financial markets.
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Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's 20 biggest economies, the G20, are discussing the economy in the Japanese city of Fukuoka amid rising trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies — the United States and China.
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We also know from the example of the economies of East Asia that move from poverty through middle-income status, and then some of them to become rich economies like Korea or Taiwan, we know how to do this.
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The title, evoking the post-World War Two plan to rebuild Western European economies, reflected the hopes of the plan's backers that Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin could cooperate on a project that would boost Middle East economies.
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Economies have a growth speed limit, determined by changes in population and productivity.
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Ageing has long weighed on Western economies and is starting to sap China's.
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Nigeria is one of Africa's two largest economies, the other being South Africa.
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These economies have in recent years served as the engines of global growth.
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Perhaps they are catching up with mature economies, perhaps they are over-investing.
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But destabilising the Gulf in this way will also hurt their own economies.
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Lower cost structures in southern states help grow the economies in those states.
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And we believe particularly from the advanced economies, it will have an impact.
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The trade war has an impact on how these large economies are growing.
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The company benefits from economies of scale due to its large subscriber base.
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They rebuilt themselves, strengthened their economies, and have been flourishing for six decades.
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On 63 occasions, these non-American economies kept growing despite inverted yield curves.
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Such economies are often low-carbon and use resources efficiently, the report noted.
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Escalating tensions have pummelled markets and hurt trade-reliant economies such as Japan's.
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The goal, he explained, is to help countries transition into knowledge-based economies.
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And, frankly, the Chinese and European economies... CAVUTO: Well, they&aposre already leaving.
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Sure, policymakers are touting the deal as a boon to their national economies.
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They are intervening in currency markets while concurrently injecting cash into their economies.
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S. trade relationship, amid growing trade frictions between the world's two biggest economies.
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S. trade tensions and slowing global demand cloud the outlook for their economies.
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Negotiations between the world's two largest economies extended into an unscheduled third day.
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But a number of emerging Asian economies still remain skeptical of American commitment.
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"China will have to take the lead, especially for developing economies," he added.
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The issue is pervasive not only in America but also in economies worldwide.
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Indeed, both the USSR and China were largely cut off from Western economies.
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Most economies weathered rising costs tolerably well until prices climbed vertiginously in 20103.
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America's metropolitan geography remains multipolar in a way few other rich economies manage.
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One of the big promises from populists is to get economies moving again.
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Turkey is currently a member of the Group of 20 top global economies.
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Many Latin American countries have reformed their economies, electoral systems and welfare states.
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THE late 1970s were marked by high oil prices and faltering Western economies.
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The big deficit economies, somewhat strikingly, are now America, Australia, Britain and Canada.
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These nations believed that rates "less than zero" would spur their sluggish economies.
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Weak investment growth is a particular drag—in both advanced and emerging economies.
|
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That is because technology firms are changing the way societies and economies work.
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Some even want economies to become "circular"—ie, to reuse or recycle everything.
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A cascade of development has also changed the economies of mid-sized cities.
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Or it can depreciate its currency and siphon off expenditure by foreign economies.
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It is nothing compared with what increasingly intense storms are costing local economies.
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"Those effects are impacting all of the economies around the world," he said.
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Rates in the bloc's largest economies France and Germany were stable in May.
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Europe's export-reliant economies are at the center of trade and slowdown worries.
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But it was probably one of 2016's fastest-growing major rich economies.
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The world's two largest economies reached a preliminary trade agreement two weeks ago.
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Russia and terrorism have restored history to Europe, and economies are growing again.
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Less visible, but fundamental to all of those institutional economies are the lawyers.
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Indeed, this links to another problem for the developed economies—sluggish productivity growth.
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The three economies have integrated under NAFTA, making all of them more efficient.
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Croatia is the EU's newest member and has one of its weakest economies.
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Costs are inflated by imported parts and few economies of scale, analysts said.
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Experts say its sustainable use will also help boost local employment and economies.
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EU economies are already under pressure, and new tariffs could further dent growth.
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If Mr Trump follows through with his proposals, other economies would probably retaliate.
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Both suffered more than Austria and Poland, the two hardest-hit European economies.
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Earlier PMI surveys covering the bloc's four biggest economies painted an encouraging picture.
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There is an expectation of a little further monetary easing in some economies.
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Western economies are growing slowly and there is competition from other Asian manufacturers.
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Then as now, we worried about economies of scale, entry barriers and profitability.
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Finally, low tariffs are unlikely on their own to derail the affected economies.
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Other major economies like the U.K., Germany, and France have higher taxation rates.
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Post-war economies prospered most following the JFK and Ronald Reagan tax cuts.
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Two new studies suggest that many big companies in developed economies are shirking.
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Yet for much of the past decade politicians have stimulated economies too little.
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Insolvencies hurt already-weak local economies, so the country's regional divides will widen.
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The region's leading economies, including Indonesia, will feel the pain, according to economists.
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Both of the above examples are really cases of exploiting economies of scale.
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After commodity prices tumbled in 2014, their economies shrank and their currencies sank.
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Alcohol consumption, per person, has flattened or fallen across most large Western economies.
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Online food delivery was still relatively small in Europe's major economies, he added.
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Does everyone bump up accordingly or will this fall on the stronger economies?
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Here's a timeline of the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Indeed, middle-income countries are often more accurately described as mixed-income economies.
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The bottom line: The results reflect uncertainty about slowing economies around the world.
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As our economies and societies become increasingly connected, the question becomes more urgent.
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In Africa, as in advanced economies, inflation has fallen over the long term.
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Those in poor economies grow richer while in rich countries workers get poorer.
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IN 1960 there were 101 countries whose economies were classified as middle-income.
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PMIs declined in the zone's four largest economies, Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
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Central banks might tighten monetary policy too quickly and push economies into recession.
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GM's results and its outlook depend primarily on strong U.S. and Chinese economies.
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Oil-producing countries are hoping for higher crude prices to boost their economies.
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LOW INTEREST RATES, LOW INFLATION, SLUGGISH RECOVERY AMONGST VIRTUALLY ALL THE ADVANCED ECONOMIES.
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The bottom line: Emerging market economies now make up 60% of global growth.
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Normally, companies get higher returns as they grow and reap economies of scale.
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Corruption and misrule are widespread, and too many economies depend on commodity exports.
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But they seem determined to use them as tools to modernise their economies.
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Last year, America ran half-a-trillion dollar trade deficit with Asian economies.
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Low oil prices are rattling global markets and destabilizing economies around the world.
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That prospect risked debt default, which would rattle the U.S. and global economies.
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Stronger, more stable economies and economic prospects are the main reason for this.
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Chad's woes recall an earlier era, when African economies groaned beneath unpayable debts.
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Advanced economies could flatline their emissions tomorrow and all would still be lost.
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And most of the BRI economies already enjoy more economic freedom than China.
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And ever more electrified economies are at ever higher risk from cyber-attacks.
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It raised its projections for almost all the world's advanced economies (bar Japan).
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Among them were Nigeria and South Africa, the two largest African economies. Why?
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Many resource-rich economies, including Botswana and Norway, have prospered without superheroic help.
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Indian companies have a far smaller presence in China than other major economies.
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Researchers are now trying to work out whether urban economies have been affected.
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Others save capital inflows in sovereign-wealth funds to avoid distorting their economies.
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That is more than any of our counterparts in the world's largest economies.
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The ripple effect will reverberate throughout state economies in a myriad of ways.
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The pair are both the world's largest economies and emitters of carbon dioxide.
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They need high prices to buy time to wean their economies off oil.
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He also smashed what was once one of southern Africa's most diversified economies.
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The bank raised particular concern about the flagging performance of top emerging economies.
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Economies that have thrived off of the petroleum age won't be thriving anymore.
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In turn, that lifted emerging markets, whose economies are highly depending on commodities.
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"Low growth, low inflation, it starts affecting economies in different ways," Brzeski said.
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The actions of one central bank often impacts the economies of other nations.
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Both are multiparty democracies with free market economies, unlike China's one-party autocracy.
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Focus funds also typically have smaller asset bases, providing fewer economies of scale.
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Borrowers in Brazil pay the highest borrowing costs among the world's major economies.
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Switching to new benchmark interest rates could disrupt economies as well as markets.
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Keep up with the trade war between the world's two largest economies here.
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This would imply somewhat lower, but hopefully more stable growth in emerging economies.
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That's against all the logic of modern economies that trade with each other.
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Suddenly, with currencies and economies shifting, they may not be that wealthy anymore.
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Those surpluses drain demand from healthier economies, as consumers' spending is redirected abroad.
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We welcome stronger ties of trade and commerce as you grow your economies.
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