advanced economies

Perhaps oddly, financing these fast-growing deficits has not so far been a problem, at least for the major advanced economies.

Our personal computer and Internet penetration rates are directly comparable to that of other advanced economies.

The matter is pressing in its own right, but also because most of the advanced economies are either already in or on the verge of recession.

One of Latin America's most advanced economies, Chile has been a darling on Wall Street for its free-market ethos.

Over the next decade, growth in emerging economies is expected to be more than three times faster than growth in advanced economies.

More generally, manufactured exports have been volatile as the end of a post-crisis restocking boom in the advanced economies approaches.

In the longer term faster growth in poorer countries' demand is bound to be good for the advanced economies, but it will take time.

Uncertainty hovers over sovereigns across the advanced economies, banks in Europe, and households in the United States.

He said their efforts in some cases outstripped those of the United States and some other advanced economies.

The rate increase put the ECB still further ahead of the game among the central banks of the largest advanced economies.

Countries currently in the midst of a banking crisis account for close to one half of real GDP for the advanced economies.

Finally, labor market slack is sharply rising in the U. S. , and rising, as well, in Europe and other advanced economies.

The former British colony is one of the few advanced economies without a competition law.

The report calls for stronger steps to be taken by advanced economies to reduce carbon emissions, seen as the main cause of global warming.

Much of the medium-term acceleration will come from the advanced economies, including the U. S. , the euro zone and Japan.

That reflected an increase in domestic consumption that more than compensated for a fall in exports to the western advanced economies.

Our population is aging, like those of many other advanced economies, and our society will have to adapt over time to an older workforce.

All this fostered cultures of saving that endure today in many advanced economies.

Why did China, India and Brazil all emerge so much more rapidly from the global financial crisis than advanced economies did?

For advanced economies, it may be the fastest way out of their slump.

The U. S. housing meltdown and Europe's debt crisis are pushing exporters to diversify beyond slow-growing advanced economies.

In summary, the recovery is likely to be anaemic and below trend in advanced economies and there is a big risk of a double-dip recession.

Against the background of weak growth and high unemployment in many advanced economies, sustained monetary easing is natural and compelling.

If self-sustaining demand and growth return quickly to advanced economies, policies would need to be tightened to avoid inflation.

With inflation still quiescent, monetary authorities in advanced economies are likely to withdraw policy support only gradually.

That objective assumes constant foreign exchange conditions and that the gross domestic product of advanced economies contracts by 2%.

Not all prices. . . at least not in the US and other advanced economies.

The big question is whether the economic momentum will be sustained next year when advanced economies rein in their budget deficits.

Major advanced economies are still reeling from the effects of a burst housing bubble and the financial crisis that followed.

PRODUCTIVITY growth is the closest economics gets to a magic elixir, especially for ageing advanced economies.

Not since the early 1980s, when high inflation plagued many advanced economies, or perhaps the 1930s, has their role been so crucial.

Dictatorship is much less likely to be optimal for advanced economies.

Japan's outstanding public debt, at double the size of its $5 trillion economy, is the biggest among advanced economies.

Unemployment in major advanced economies remains high, while emerging economies are facing upward inflationary pressure.

Thus China and emerging-market economies cannot fully decouple from the fortunes--or misfortunes--of the advanced economies.

Two questions are raised by the trends in household wages and incomes. What exactly is happening to incomes across advanced economies?

They want what the Spanish and other residents of the most advanced economies have had for decades, if not centuries.

Even before last week's panic, the US and other advanced economies were odds-on for a second severe recession.

The Anglosphere has good opportunities for high-return investment, by the standards of advanced economies.

Equally, entitlement reforms will be essential in establishing long-term debt sustainability in virtually all advanced economies.

Softer international commodity prices and easing demand pressure from advanced economies should embed this trend into next year.

This week, Japan's central bank governor, Masaaki Shirakawa, urged advanced economies to continue to stimulate their economies.

Previous research has shown -- despite the rising epidemic in obesity -- a reduction in the average energy uptake in advanced economies.

"There are clear signs of a slowing as developments in advanced economies begin to weigh on [emerging markets]" , it said.

For the advanced economies, there is an unmistakable need to restore fiscal sustainability through credible consolidation plans.

But sorting out the public finances is not easy in advanced economies.

But the pressure to reimpose barriers in all three areas is now growing in advanced economies.

The technological frontier is advancing, which should allow respectable growth in advanced economies.

Markets and history alike are indicating the direction in which advanced economies are heading.

The other Anglosphere economies have also reformed and liberalised more than other big advanced economies.

The global recession in advanced economies has weakened export opportunities for emerging countries.

Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University have analyzed recent financial crises in advanced economies.

Moreover, the Group of Seven advanced economies, including Japan, has urged greater flexibility of exchange rates.

The burden of trillions of dollars of additional public debt in the advanced economies will be a medium-term drag on growth.

America's top federal income-tax rate of 35% is lower than in many other advanced economies (although most Americans also pay state taxes).

Open governance is still a newish idea even in advanced economies.

The OECD, the Paris-based organisation that tracks advanced economies, does not expect this "output gap" to close until 2015.

That is not realistic at all, as a weak, anemic U-shaped recovery is the most likely scenario for advanced economies.

Major advanced economies are plagued by sluggish recovery, high unemployment and greater fiscal and debt risks.

If the advanced economies succumb to recession, the emerging markets will not escape.

Unemployment rates are higher, with the most extreme increases in the most advanced economies that experienced a crisis.

The trade position usually dominates current account movements for most advanced economies.

Unlike most other advanced economies, the US could undertake further fiscal stimulus at acceptably low risk.

Europe has pledged to cut emissions by at least 20% by 2020 from 1990 levels, and by 30% if other advanced economies follow suit.

This provides new opportunities for advanced economies to invest in innovative solutions.

Advanced economies that have piled up debts are eyeing their rich for similar reasons.

"However, gains in activity are now being seen more broadly, including in the major advanced economies. "

A new study from the IMF suggests that most advanced economies still have plenty of "fiscal space" .

We in the advanced economies are largely responsible for the extent of the problem.

That would represent a much faster recovery in advanced economies than expected.

In the best of circumstances, we have a two- to three-year recession in advanced economies.

In the case of the US and other advanced economies, not all of this is due to globalisation.

Central bankers in advanced economies, too, are increasingly worried.

This progress will be set back if Europe, the US and other advanced economies end up being the kingmakers on this round.

Public debt may be rising fast, but the starting-point was lower than in other big advanced economies.

But the move could complicate efforts by advanced economies to push China to allow the renminbi to appreciate.

In the US, the average tax burden as a share of GDP is much lower than in other advanced economies.

If advanced economies refuse to accept change, and if emerging market countries turn away, the world risks sliding back towards that abyss.

The currencies of the major advanced economies are roughly in alignment with each other today.

Second, the UK, US and most other advanced economies are facing a black hole in their finances.

Attempts to boost growth have lowered interest rates in advanced economies.

In fact, America has a college graduation rate that's slightly below the average across all advanced economies.

Birth control methods are far more permanent than those in advanced economies.

Recoveries remain feeble in other advanced economies.

Yet it is unusual for emerging stock markets to perform strongly when advanced economies are slowing.

Leaders from the Group of 20 urged "advanced economies" to guard against disorderly movements in exchange rates.

The IMF expects emerging markets to grow at three times the pace of advanced economies.

It is important, now more than ever, for advanced economies to continue investing in infrastructure to create jobs and support growth.

Even in large advanced economies, the challenges are hardly any easier.

Interest rates hint at a return to post-war conditions, too, according to the Reinhart-Sbrancia sample of advanced economies.

Interest rates hint at a return to post-war conditions, too, according to the Reinhart-Sbrancia sample of advanced economies.

As the IMF stresses, "the main risk is that private demand in advanced economies remains very weak" .

But, in the advanced economies, real output was just 5 per cent higher.

assignees from advanced economies like Japan's (24%), Germany's (5%), and Korea's (3%) largely make up the remaining (fig. S4).

The financial crisis of 2008 is not over, especially in advanced economies.

Advanced economies are struggling to find an economic path past recession.

Such overheating seems some way off for advanced economies.

To use Larry Summers' apt expression, recent growth numbers show that advanced economies have not yet achieved escape velocity.

It will also create jobs and generate growth in advanced economies.

Its supply-chain management has accelerated the shift in manufacturing consumer goods from advanced economies to countries such as China.

These economies learned bitter lessons in the 1997-98 crisis that afflicted them more than advanced economies.

The smaller G7 grouping of advanced economies holds a closed-door dinner later on Friday.

The report released by Canada's Scotiabank tracked the housing markets in 12 advanced economies throughout 2010.

"This is a fairly sizable adjustment and is the average for advanced economies, " Cottarelli added.

Of the projected top 30 fastest-growing cities in 2020, none is from the leading advanced economies.

Because they have not gone through financial crises, Asian economies are likely to continue to grow at faster rates than advanced economies.

A successful developing economy should have a higher rate of investment because it starts with much less capital than advanced economies.

According to the OECD, the unemployment rate in advanced economies will be close to 10% by 2010.

In fact, we have a college graduation rate that's slightly below the average across all advanced economies.

But there is strong evidence that a severe recession has now started in almost all of the advanced economies.

There are huge unmet needs, even in advanced economies.

Advanced economies are expected to return to a growth rate of 2. 1 percent this year, after a contraction 3. 2 percent in 2009.

Indeed, in advanced economies, the unemployment rate will be above 10% by 2010.

In the late 1970s top marginal income-tax rates of 60-90% were not uncommon across advanced economies.

But from the 1980s onwards, first in America and then in other advanced economies, big companies began slimming their workforces.

The advanced economies are now forecast to shrink by 0. 3 per cent.

Government debt is 226 per cent of GDP, by far the highest of advanced economies.

For G20 advanced economies in aggregate, yields have an upward risk of just under 200 bps.

Infrastructure investments in developing countries would therefore increase demand for manufactured goods in advanced economies.

The advanced economies are likely to contract by 2% this year and grow 1. 1% in 2010.

The advanced economies have a much higher stock of physical capital per capita than emerging and developing countries.

The warning came amid predictions that one in 10 workers in advanced economies would be without a job next year.

The IMF estimates the output gap in advanced economies will hit -5. 1 percent in 2009. In Japan, the gap may be -8 percent.

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