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Academic economists usually treat imbalances not as a problem but rather as an easy measure of the extent to which the world was globalised.

IT IS no exaggeration to say that the foundations of the modern globalised world were made of sugar.

The banking and financial crisis is an obvious example, and with it the bigger questions of how we manage a globalised economy.

In an age of globalised insecurity, our territorial defence must begin beyond our borders . . .

A globalised supply chain is not the only thing helping consumer-electronics companies to cut costs.

They were a nodal point, perhaps, in a thoroughly globalised Christian world, embracing the Roman empire and much more.

"The reason it is going to take longer today [than in previous crises] is that we are more globalised, " he said.

This is important in an ever globalised world, as for most people "the desire to be buried at home is the strongest" .

At the top end of the market, London is now more globalised than the other great world cities.

"In this globalised world, English is indispensable, " he said.

The radical transformation of Ireland into a globalised economy left some old attitudes untouched.

We believe that, in today's highly competitive globalised world, the concept of small-sized SEZs is completely outdated.

Record falls in Asian stock markets show that confidence, or the lack of it, knows no borders in a globalised world.

Either we accepted the unforgiving imperatives of the globalised economy or we would be condemned to fatal isolation.

They offer particularly instructive examples of how European firms are adapting to the challenges of a globalised economy.

A great traveller, he embodies the influence of France, its culture and its values in a globalised world.

In a globalised world, these efforts will have to be broad-based if they are to be effective.

This clearly has little to do with the RMB exchange rate, but is actually a matter of the globalised trade structure.

For instance, is a "European model" based around open borders, free trade and generous welfare systems sustainable in a globalised world?

The last, in turn, would include trade, migration and rewards available to smart players in globalised capital markets.

Above all, he considers the nation-state to be incapable of managing today's "globalised" economy, so Europe must take over.

We might expect measures of research excellence to be robust, because top research is a globalised activity.

language: this is a globalised century, english is one of international language, therefore, besides listening to english everyday. . .

In a globalised, fast-moving world, much modern nostalgia evokes an anti-technological arcadia, a longing for simplicity and community.

Today we live in a globalised world with an unprecedented degree of interdependences among countries and the convergence of their interests.

So was it the industrialised, globalised, outsourced food-production system that killed thousands of pets?

Second, there is a good deal of "leakage" from open economies in a globalised world.

And in a globalised world where knowledge equals power, 'falling behind the knowledge curve' can have severe consequences.

Maritime transport is a very important part of what makes the globalised world smaller.

In the globalised world economy, the security and prosperity of individual countries often depends on events beyond our borders.

Millions of people have already been put out of work, across the world, by this first truly globalised crisis of capitalism.

Very few events are able to perturb an increasingly globalised world.

But in a globalised economy, such measures would be worse than useless.

In today's globalised world, that means new arrangements that are more effective, efficient and equitable.

The reality of the past several months has demonstrated the opposite: how closely economies are linked together in a globalised world.

That his roots across several continents make him the right man for a new and globalised age.

Themes for this year's week of prayer focus on the challenges facing today's globalised world, like migration, poverty and climate change.

GIVEN that flying people around the world is the ultimate globalised industry, there is oddly little competition in the airlines business.

We regard these countries as a critical part of the modern globalised economy.

Britain faces big questions. Who are you in a globalised world, in a country with a population so diverse it is no longer sure of its roots?

Apparently, the simpletons in these populist movements must not be trusted in our ever-more complex globalised world.

Politics, power and money go hand in hand in a globalised world where humans are greedy and wasteful and self centered.

He also likes reminding students that the world was more tightly knit, more globalised, 100 years ago thanit is today.

Because in a globalised world, helping others is helping ourselves. Cooperation is our only choice.

Such a price fall is not likely in our globalised economy.

Having worked hard to bring their countries into the globalised European mainstream, some central and east European leaders feel betrayed.

being monolingual in a globalised world is definitely a disadvantage. discuss .

Being monolingual in a globalised world is definitely a disadvantage. Please discuss it.

Then, I look forward to speculate on the future of regional literature in an increasingly globalised society and publishing industry.

The disputes have sprung largely from Qantas's bid to reinvent itself for survival in a globalised world.

We don't know how our newly globalised economy will respond to a sharp geopolitical oil price shock.

Their elders have always told them that education is the best way to equip themselves to thrive in a globalised world.

The international legs were designed to reflect China's growing role in a globalised world.

Prof Lawrence says that US corporations have not become particularly more globalised over the past quarter century.

As 2008 showed, there is no such thing as a decoupled economy in a globalised world.

The current mismatch of globalised finance and national governance is unsustainable.

The agricultural market is becoming more globalised, but trade barriers still block access to markets in the US and Europe.

In economic terms, this lays bare the fragility of supply chains in a globalised market.

Perhaps, then, the gains from globalised finance are latent and will be unleashed once catalysing reforms are in place?

Satellites are not just military tools; they have also become a vital part of globalised civilian life.

Angry American consumers can take heart that in today's globalised world, outrage also crosses borders.

For all its claims, says Mr Ghemawat, business education is far from a globalised industry.

Europe, which has for so long been happy to do the globalizing, now fears it is being globalised against.

Knowledge is increasingly important for the development of the individual and society in an ever more globalised world.

Yet, the current system of globalised production and liberal financial markets may be more sustainable than analysts maintain.

A recurrent theme of Ms Colley 's account is Elizabeth as a player in the increasingly globalised world of the 18th century.

Either governance becomes more globalised or finance less globalised.

They know that in a globalised world, domestic ownership is no guarantee that jobs will stay put.

Like me, Kian is a globalised nomad who engaged in reverse migration, moving from the west to the east.

In a globalised economy, what is good for Mr Wang may prove bad for shoppers and mortgage-holders everywhere.

Most European business schools are already much more globalised than HBS.

This is about more than Britain's ability to compete in a brave new globalised world that demands flexible, highly skilled workers.

Al-Qaeda's ideology, if not the movement itself, has become more globalised.

They've stopped Americanising the rest of the world, and are now being globalised instead.

Yet despite its obvious benefits, the globalised economy is under threat.

Today, China has opened its door to a globalised world.

A globalised world is, in many ways, a smaller world.

The booming piracy industry is a neat metaphor for our globalised economy.

Ireland is set to endure a deeper recession than other rich countries because of its "globalised" economic model.

Emerging-economy schools have an opportunity to offer business education that's globalised from the get-go.

China and Europe share a same destiny in this globalised era of rapid development.

We need to add value to our national products, value to our workforce, but do so without losing our competitiveness in the globalised world.

As such, it's a study in how a low-end, globalised economy works, a Petri dish without equal.

In the past decade business education has globalised more thoroughly than business itself.

In a globalised world, we can stay competitive by raising our education levels and productivity.

The world has globalised, but politics remains local.

That's quite funny because the world is splitting apart, even as we say that we are getting more globalised.

We have a globalised economy, but politics remains local.

In the modern, globalised world, we are all connected; connected not only by politics and economics, but also in the air we breathe.

Mr Cutbill says philanthropy is becoming increasingly globalised, with, for example, Americans in the UK supporting UK charities.

There's a feeling that you're not in Hong Kong any more but some kind of globalised souk.

Richard Li: Under the globalised economy, no matter how talented you are, it's a waste if you can't communicate in English.

That is a reasonable ambition and the Chinese government might well ask who is watching over competition in a globalised mining industry.

I chose Hong Kong for its globalised and competitive education system as well as to learn Chinese.

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