developed economies造句

1、developed economies

2、In developed economies the average investment ratio is 21%.

3、The developed economies as a whole will still benefit hugely from trade with emerging economies.

4、They are distributed not only in developed economies but in developing economies as well.

5、In the most developed economies, trade is usually the main cause of current account volatility.

6、Among the developed economies, we are one of the most advantageous for a strong economic recovery.

7、In the aftermath of the fall of the Berlin Wall, globalisation belonged to the developed economies.

8、The report says one fourth of this increase was in developed economies.

9、The unemployment rate remains high in the major developed economies, and they lack impetus for growth. Emerging economies face the dual pressures of inflation and slowing economic growth.

10、Analysts say global liquidity flowed out of developed economies to newly emerging economies in August amid the European and us debt crises and turmoil in the financial markets of developed countries.

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

12、But so far this decade, workers' real pay in many developed economies has increased more slowly than Labour productivity.

13、Launched in 2007, the initiative matches the resources of the Foundation and clubs in developed economies with needs in Africa.

14、The report insists that one of the main problems at present, and especially in developed economies is that of employment.

15、For instance, China lacks well - developed bond and futures markets that investors in developed economies can use to predict and hedge against inflation.

16、The report says one fourth of this increase was in developed economies. The remaining 75 percent were in mainly developing economies in Asia, and in African countries south of the Sahara Desert.

17、Emerging economies as a group have been growing faster than developed economies for several decades. So why are they now making so much more of a difference to the old rich world?

18、Indeed, it is estimated that more than 50 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the major developed economies is now knowledge-based.

19、Sure, their growth often could be much stronger than that of developed economies, partly because of robust population growth and steadily improving standards of living.

20、Clearly, that will depend in part on whether the recent dip in consumer confidence in developed economies continues (this is somewhat likely).

21、After all, the sharp fall in commodity prices over the past week, if sustained, will be good news for developed economies.

22、That is a potential silver lining for developed economies, since higher raw-materials prices have acted as a tax on consumers.

23、In the last 15 years, large developed economies such as Texas, Norway, Sweden and Japan - all with OECD quality of bank supervision and accounting standards - well, maybe exclude Japan, also suffered financial crises.

24、The International Energy Agency said in its annual outlook, issued this week, that it expects demand for oil to fall in developed economies through 2030 while Chinese demand increases by 3.5% a year.

25、Many developed economies are now facing a contraction next year after lending from Banks suddenly dried up, and newer powers such as China have been caught up in the domino effect, Reuters reported.

26、Some fringe developed economies with a reputation for tough regulatory controls and limited direct or indirect exposure to the subprime problem at the root of the crisis have benefited.

27、His theory was inapplicable to many underdeveloped economies.