economies
Daily update ⋅ May 18, 2015
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Asia drives investment surge by emerging economies
Once a target for multinational companies eager to invest and reap the benefits of their rapid growth, emerging economies are becoming rivals to the ...
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Asian economies still growing
Asia is still by far the most dynamic region in the world, accounting for 40% of world GDP but nearly two-thirds of global growth. Look, too, at the red ...
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EM gains from scale-ups
By Katy Eliot Attaining economic sustainability in emerging markets is as important as corporate social responsibility (CSR), according to Endeavor, ...
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Andrew Palmer on "Smart Money"
Andrew Palmer is correct to say that economies could benefits from the innovative ideas that seem to come endlessly from finance. But we have to ask, ...
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German Economist: 'Stand Up for the Abolition of Cash,' Stand Up for Central Banks
It's one of the most cash-driven economies left in the developed world," and another said, "Well, here in Germany credit cards aren't as popular as ...
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Investment from emerging nations surges
Foreign direct investment by emerging economies surged by almost a third last year as companies in China and elsewhere sought new opportunities ...
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PH urges middle-income APEC economies to enhance support for skills upgrades, innovation of ...
Nine APEC economies, including the Philippines, are currently classified by the World Bank as middle-income and have remained as such since 1987 ...
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Collateral Damage From Russian Recession Could Be Global
For example, the economies of several EBRD countries are expected to improve this year thanks to lower interest rates not only in Eastern and Central ...
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Editor's Desk
As the world's two most populous countries and major emerging economies, China and India share an aspiration for cooperation and common ...
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PunditFact fact-checks the May 17 news shows
... should receive trade promotion authority to negotiate trade agreements, including a pending trade agreement with a group of Asian economies.
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The carbon implications of declining household scale economies
Scale economies decrease in income, a shift in expenditures toward more rival goods. •. The combined effect of declining household size and rising ...
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