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In an ideal world these measures would have been used only temporarily, until the private sector took over as the engine of growth.

But such creditors are just as keen on extracting their pound of flesh (in terms of economic reform) as the private sector.

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

'We hope that this can be a model for mobilization with regard to other private sector industries, ' said Ms. Ooi.

When crisis occurs, how much of an impact do you think the private sector currently plays in recovery? How much should they play?

Today's meeting is in part an attempt to deal with some of the divisions between the public and private sector on tackling money-laundering.

But China's leadership -- both in government and in the private sector -- understands that this was a relatively unique situation.

Unlike Spain, Italy had not been characterised by an over expansion in either construction or private sector indebtedness.

PLN, the state power company, has been trying to encourage private-sector investment, but subsidised electricity acts as a disincentive.

The private sector needs to stand up for the system that will allow you to thrive over the long run.

Michael Bloomberg, the mayor, has bragged that the Big Apple created 10% of all the new private-sector jobs since the beginning of the year.

"The problem was that we have to make progress on the role of the private sector, and we have made progress, " he said.

Seizure is fraught with headaches, but at least there would be a well-prepped body of private-sector bidders for the banks' assets.

But European officials emphasised that governments were willing, if necessary, to take steps the private sector did not support.

Until then, she said, government should watch closely "to make sure the private sector is back in the saddle" before easing off.

Should the line between the public and private sector be blurred, as it was in the first 50 years of the nation's history?

The European Union President Herman van Rompuy said the programme would be financed by the EU, the IMF and the private sector.

Assuming it does not, though, the lesser of two evils might be higher prices and a perkier private sector.

Part of our growth strategy is to get out of the way of private sector recovery.

As later with civil servants, government did not extensively use its own facilities but bought this service in from the private sector.

But it had big benefits on the aggregate supply side, as it complemented private sector initiative in expanding potential output.

For sure, the US authorities are absolutely right to try to let the private sector work out its own problems as far as possible.

China's central bank, which makes its own estimates of seasonally adjusted growth rates, also seems to agree with private-sector economists.

In the surest sign that the neighbourhood's fortunes may be turning, private-sector property developers are beginning to move in.

More importantly, the aid system is still not used to evaluating its projects in terms of the impact they have on the local private sector.

Mr Obama says at least 80 per cent of the 3m-4m jobs he is aiming to save or create during the next two years will be in the private sector.

The fund was launched with investors from some sovereign funds and a pension fund, through the Bank's private sector arm, IFC.

In Gurgaon, economic growth is often the product of a private sector improvising to overcome the inadequacies of the government.

A main objective of any viable development strategy must be the fostering of a vibrant, dynamic and competitive private sector.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

After a political tease that's lasted several weeks, Donald Trump finally decided he was not ready to leave the private sector.

"For every one dollar we put in, we're leveraging two or three dollars from the private sector, " he said.

Chinese regulation of its private sector is often referred to as "one eye open, one eye shut" .

And lastly, public services have to be as easy to use as anything the private sector offers.

I used to believe that the great divide was between the public and the private sector: between state and commercial interests.

If all that happens, the hope is Irish banks will be able to raise long-term private sector debt.

The bulk of the money will have to come from the private sector. At first that could be in the form of loans and equity investments.

And there is nothing in the European data suggesting that the private sector will be ready to take up the slack in less than two years.

Contrary to what the European Council said, the private sector participation will be a blueprint for bail-outs that are yet to come.

Sweden effectively ruled out a state bailout for Saab, saying the brand's future would have to rest with finding a new private-sector buyer.

The Private Sector Council honored Fiorina with its 2004 Leadership Award for her contributions to improving the business of government.

Cooperation with the private sector, which serves as the "eyes and ears" for government enforcement efforts.

In the talent-hunting private sector, radical transparency is too much to ask.

This huge debt overhang in the private sector is why the economy is likely to grow at such a slow speed for so long.

You don't HAVE to be aprofessor, you know. Almost all PhD disciplines in the sciences havesome private-sector employers.

Ministers are considering three options for private sector involvement, set out in a document circulated by the European Commission.

Jeremy Hunt, the Conservative culture secretary, insists that the private sector ought to be able to bring broadband to the rustics.

Expanded programs for financing trade through the Bank's private sector arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Second, the report focuses on the sustainability of public sector debt, while ignoring that of the private sector.

Some parts of the private sector are also beginning to express concern about the euro's rise.

He said that would include an estimate of the size of private-sector contribution and the overall bailout package.

The rising private sector surplus is only partly being offset by an increased government deficit.

The main goal of his plan: to create 3 million new jobs. Most would come from the private sector, he said.

"Whereas demand for staff is growing in the private sector, many public sector organisations have started redundancy programmes, " he said.

The aim is to save money by outsourcing some of its activities to the private sector, according to a report in the Health Services Journal.

Markets woke up to the fact that liabilities and risk had simply been transferred from the private sector to the state.

It simply indicates that the private sector is not yet ready to shoulder the burden of recovery from the public sector.

I am delighted to see that academia and the private sector are taking initiatives to help in the process.

After the collapse of a bubble of historical size, deleveraging by the private sector is likely to be substantial in scale and duration.

Italy's public finances might be a mess, but its private sector is relatively strong -- something investors may be overlooking.

China is seeking to inject some of the private sector enterprise that increasingly drives its exports into a fresh sector: defence.

Both went into the downturn less burdened by private-sector debt and with hefty current-account surpluses (see left-hand chart).

DCB has continued to grow, though it remains one of India's smaller private-sector banks.

This was also not required by the treaties, which take no account of private sector misbehaviour.

As a result of reform, Egypt's banking sector moved from a state dominated to a stronger, more effective, private sector led system.

The dollar's value will also depend on the extent to which we see the return of a dynamic, innovative private sector economy.

After nearly two years of job loss, our economy has created more than one million private sector jobs just this year.

On my previous visits, I told you of my hopes for a creative partnership between the United Nations and the private sector.

Some private-sector economists have promoted such a program as a necessary component of the rescue package.

After a year of extraordinary interventions in the economy, the federal government is starting to pare its support for the private sector.

Western markets were serving as a financial intermediary between the cash-rich Russian state and its own private sector.

The Company is the city's relatively good efficiency in the industry one of the private sector.

But the banks aren't the only players with too much debt and too few assets; the same description applies to the private sector as a whole.

'They won't be absorbed by the private sector because there is no private sector to absorb them, ' he said.

Once upon a time, law, medicine and accounting viewed themselves as private-sector participants with public responsibilities.

There is still little evidence of a strong upsurge in private-sector final demand in high-income countries.

It's not unusual for high-profile politicians and bureaucrats to leave government for more lucrative positions in the private sector.

Because a good amount of these jobs were private sector the US dollar firmed a bit and the precious metals have taken a hit.

For one, governments are trying to enlist the private sector to address broader policy needs.

Shenzhen Ming-Electronics Co. , Ltd. is a trip to the concept of good faith, for God's private sector customers.

The results that may be patentable from such inventions could then be transferred to the private sector of that particular country.

Wednesday's private-sector jobs data and Thursday's jobless claims could support those willing to step out on a limb.

I can see little merit in having Greece default to the public sector years of agony hence rather than to the private sector soon.

In other words, the increase in the number of these enterprises during the reform era was due entirely to the private sector.

He oversees a private-sector compensation structure (one he didn't design) that he's trying to justify to the political sector.

Such stories reflect the extent to which the boundaries between the private sector and civil society are eroding.

But this, too, is the result of a fiscal offset to a surge in private sector savings surpluses.

This system has ensured individual liberty and a vibrant private sector, but it has now become polarised and ideologically rigid.

The private sector in many rich countries has continued to grow at a fairly good clip in recent months.

Thus replacing excessive private sector leverage with inefficient and market-distorting state leverage is not a path to a more stable world.

Only the affluent countries have been able to organize such entities, both in the public and the private sector.

The United Nations gave him a seat on its commission on the private sector and development.

The latter were largely the result of the crisis: governments let fiscal deficits rise, as the private sector savagely retrenched.

If the public sector is to work more like the private sector, workers should have the same rights.

Last week the Bank of England began purchasing high-quality private sector assets that companies use to finance their business.

It would be expensive, but never fear: the state would work with the private sector, and companies would run the corridor as a toll road.

But a crucial part of the deal was the divide between private-sector creditors and official lenders.

In the past week, two private-sector groups emphatically said the Fed should be the sole financial stability regulator.

In other words, the deterioration in the fiscal position is a result of the cutback in the private sector's spending, not a cause of it.

For countries with a strong private sector, such as the Philippines, the cost of treatment is prohibitive for most patients with MDR-TB.

First, it means shifting back demand from the public to the private sector, when the private sector is strong enough to carry the load.

However, the private sector has recently woken up to the potential business opportunities in serving low-income urban customers.

Mr Warsh never voted against QE and is departing out of a long-standing intention to return to the private sector.

British officials say China will back the private sector's interest in developing renminbi trading in London.

Contrary to McCain who wanted to let the private sector sort this out, Obama promised to enforce net neutrality through federal legislation.

The bears argue that although governments may have stabilised the banking system, they have not been able to restart private-sector lending.

The only way out is to return to a situation in which the private sector finances both the banks and the governments.

At least half the money is forecast to come from the private sector.

So as you watch the large web services evolve, think about how they are balancing the relationship between the state and the private sector?

Most people feel it's the private sector, which over time tends to be more efficient and more innovative than big, state-owned companies.

In effect, policy makers are betting that the private sector can make up for the withdrawal of stimulus over the next couple of years.

Increasingly, social entrepreneurs and philanthropists see that business practices from the private sector can advance social mission goals.

Public workers did not report to work today [Saturday], private sector workers a lot did not report to work either.

In Cuba up to 1m former state workers will spend 2011 adjusting to life in a newly legalized private sector of small business (see article).

The company's main clients for the urban and rural residents, the private sector, individual operators and small and medium enterprises.

The average age of the public sector's workers is significantly higher than the private sector's, so large-scale retirement looms.

You decide you will never win them over, and leave to work for a private sector company where you will meet lots of others of your own kind.

"The start-up may be sufficient, but you can't rule out private sector involvement, " he said.

The nature of the company is jointly funded by all the shareholders to establish limited liability companies (private sector).

It has basic freedoms and a large private sector, even if it is stifled by corruption.

In comparison, relatively small and weak private sector, was the lack of talent, less than attractive.

IF THE private sector continues to save hard even as governments try to borrow less, the risks of a double-dip recession rise.

As well as 12 reputable universities, South Africa has a strong network of government-backed science councils and an engaged private sector.

With no borrowing taking place in the private sector , governments are being crowded in .

The only way resources of such magnitude can be raised is to involve the private sector.

But those sure we are at the beginning of a robust private sector-led recovery are almost certainly deluded.

Now, it appears that the much-maligned teacher has found a new job in the private sector.

America is right to argue that private-sector demand has collapsed, leaving the public sector as the engine of the economy.

Although the private sector is showing clear signs of robust recovery, heavy government spending is still fuelling much of the growth.

Others say that private-sector efficiency could never have compensated for its higher costs of borrowing and requirement to turn a profit.

Capacity building, through provision of this kind, can be invaluable in today's partnerships between the private sector and the UN.

But hopes for a strong private-sector recovery are undermined by the data on credit growth.

"The accounting suggests that governments can provide pension benefits at half the cost of a private-sector fund, " says Mr Biggs.

The government, in short, appears to have intervened precisely where the private sector was least able to ensure market stability.

The solutions will come in the end, in part at least, through the private sector developing the technology and science.

It is good to see so many distinguished representatives of the academic community, government officials and the private sector.

The large number of mostly unemployable graduates cannot be absorbed by either the private sector or public sector capacity.

Private sector employment, especially in manufacturing, recovered to the level of the 1920s but failed to advance further until the war.

In effect, the state will take on much of the debt that the private sector has decided to jettison.

If the fiscal deficit is to be improved without pushing the private sector into greater deficit, the current account must improve sharply.

With the services provided by the private sector, the owners should be able to achieve this aim.

As the lower chart shows, financial-sector debt was the fastest-growing component of private-sector debt in recent years.

The report makes eight recommendations suggesting ways in which the relationship between the UN and private sector can be improved.

We seek to work with a wide range of private sector groups that are looking to support entrepreneurs worldwide.

The estimates of the private-sector economists polled by the Journal suggest the first-quarter pickup wasn't all due to that base effect.

These statistics are frequently used to gauge the health of private-sector investment, so it's worth digging into them a little deeper.

America needs to embrace a plan for growth and innovation, with a streamlined government as a partner with the private sector.

That would, he pointed out, outstrip the flow of traditional international aid or private sector investment in infrastructure projects.

The company was established in 2003 is a mainly textile machinery, woodworking machinery, supplemented by the private sector.

Generally that, do not the history of the private sector is not yet included in the official history of the history books.

During the credit crunch, they have had more flexibility with capital and liquidity than their private-sector counterparts.

There should be a plan for shares of entities that are held by the government to be turned over to the private sector.

Yet the private sector is not the comfortable oligarchy it might seem, for family firms compete head on and often live and die by the sword.

India's vibrant private sector may be one of the chief benefits of its democracy.

Lushly funded final- salary schemes are now broadly closed to new members, in the private sector at least.

The empirical evidence of strategic HRM within the private sector is quite limited and almost non-existent in the public sector.

Although debt problems traditionally originate in the private sector, the public sector cannot be held blameless.

The city is now one of the centres for China's thriving private sector economy.

Such low water charges are a disincentive for the private sector to invest in water infrastructure and for consumers to conserve water.

There are good reasons why governments should not guarantee the liabilities of any private sector business.

But so far even the combination of public- and private-sector initiatives has only gone so far to deal with the problem.

We must start from the reverse side of the stimulus coin: the private sector is now spending far less than its aggregate income.

Bulge-bracket investment banks each claim to be working on listing between 10 and 20 private sector companies over the next year.

Part of Mr. Clinton 's mandate as U. N. Special Envoy is to help encourage more private sector investment in Haiti .

In the private sector, customers should cover all the operating costs, with a profit left over to reward investors.

Mr Joerres said private sector job creation had been slow in the US because many companies retained some spare capacity during the downturn.

The ADB is also prepared to take a small equity stake in private sector ventures.

Investors guess that the outcome will be a still weaker economy, given the enfeebled state of the private sector.

First the judges received monetary rewards for sanctioning the building of a new private-sector prison in their area.

So you could look at the private sector and find some room for optimism if the growth rate of the economy could get going.

In much of continental Europe most civil servants belong to unions, albeit ones that straddle the private sector as well.

Federal salaries are, on average, somewhat less than those of private-sector workers with equivalent qualifications.

Note that the rate of return on incremental real investment in the private sector equals the market rate of interest.

To help bridge the gap from research to industry, the University pursues a strategy of active collaboration with the private sector.

A smaller percentage of private-sector jobs today come with health insurance, while many workers who have insurance have to pay more for it.

JOIN a private-sector company these days and you will be very lucky if you get a pension linked to your final salary.

These efforts are occurring at all levels of government, in the private sector and through the everyday decisions of individual citizens.

How the private sector deleveraging is to occur, without mishap, is far from clear.

He, like the others, talks of boosting the private sector, but repeated efforts to do so have failed.

Unless and until the latter markets reopen fully, private sector credit is likely to be constrained.

Common sense suggests that such an "informal" economy flourishes where the legitimate private sector has retreated.

Making all this worse will be the collapse in private sector demand, as credit shrinks and wealth falls.

The excess of income over expenditure in the private sector might be, say, 6 per cent of GDP for a lengthy period.

The former, mortgage insurance, is the legitimate function of a government agency -- especially when the private sector has collapsed.

it prepares individuals to function in a wide range of public and private sector positions requiring the skills of persuasive communication.

The tiger may be the animal most Indians associate with their private sector; but a more apt symbol is the peepul (sacred fig) tree.

Public sector offices were the least active sector in commercial property followed by private sector offices and retail and leisure.

Friday's report from the Labor Department said the job gains came largely in the private sector, particularly in health care.

Another sign of the economic energy of the private sector can be found in its rate of growth.

Investment houses and private sector agencies typically track prices with a bias towards properties developed by listed companies.

But he adds that such activities are rarely a priority in the private sector, where the emphasis is on the bottom line.

Buffett's name came up, but he wasn't the only possibility who has more experience in the private sector than in government service.

Government fleets have been among the first to go green in a big way, exceeded perhaps only by some private sector firms.

PRP schemes are most commonly used for managers in private-sector organisations.

Because, after two years of job losses, we've added private-sector jobs for 12 straight months -- more than 1 million in all.

The US economy badly needs investments that enhance productivity but the private sector is unwilling or unable to provide them.

Jin also with the private sector's enthusiasm leaves considerable scope, merchants and handicrafts by key to running his own business.

Global institutions are used to dealing with governments; now they must deal with the collapse of the private sector.

In continental Europe most civil servants belong to unions, though these generally straddle the private sector as well.

Given the scale of the urban decay problem, we recognise that the private sector must be fully engaged in urban renewal work.

The public sector has not yet had to cut jobs, and pay has been held down in the private sector.

The private sector did a bit better, adding 83, 000 jobs, but that was well off the healthy rate of hiring enjoyed earlier in the year.

He also wants to return Northern Rock to the private sector before the general election, which must be held by June 2010.

The exodus into the private sector has been driven by an explosion in intelligence contracting.

Scaling and implementation of innovative private sector responses will require greater understanding of this relationship.

The private sector, unaided, actually got to 99 per cent coverage, far further than in most other countries.

If the private sector suffers, the public sector may be forced to step in and assume, or guarantee, the debt, as happened in 2008.

So comparing the public and the private sector becomes extremely difficult and taxpayers cannot tell whether they are getting a good deal.

The alternative would be a huge expansion in the financial deficit of the Greek private sector.

And, in Brazil, private sector outrage that followed an attempt to impose import controls led to their removal.

The rest of Europe is now talking about imposing penalties on private-sector lenders in future rescues.

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"The state of public-finance accounting is extremely rudimentary relative to private-sector accounting, " says Mr Cailleteau.

By the private sector the impact of this situation, the national unemployment situation of migrant workers extremely serious.

This, too, prolonged any process back to sustainable profitability in the private sector for a return to fuller employment.

The growing pressure to get "more for less" persuaded governments to turn to the private sector for inspiration.

If the private sector rebounds of its own accord, unemployment will fall and budget deficits will decline.

China's greatest economic success has been the creation of a vibrant private sector that accounts for two-thirds of its GDP.

Many private-sector economists already try to make such estimates, but complain they lack sufficient information to do so accurately.

The boldest step would be to switch public-sector workers to DC schemes, bringing them in line with the private sector.

Submissions may be made by public and private-sector organizations, as well as non-governmental organizations and institutions.

As governments start to pull that back, the big question is, is private sector demand going to pick up the slack?

In the eurozone and the UK, the private sector expects a year of profit and jobs growth.

The private sector is expected to supply most capital to drive a global shift to a greener economy away from burning fossil fuels.

Even governments truly committed to reforms see less success when they do not engage the private sector and civil society.

A BRICS Business Council has also been established to drive private sector partnerships among the member countries.

This has spread around the world, from America and Britain to other countries and from the private sector to the public one.

And, Turkey has a strong and vibrant private sector that has benefited greatly from the economic growth of recent years.

In the UK at least, the fiscal deficits are mirror images of private sector surpluses.

We also would call on the SEC to carry out this review in a spirit of collaboration and partnership with the private sector.

In turn, DARPA's activities are part of a larger effort between DOD, academia and the private sector to better defend national networks.

If regulators are entirely bound by rules and the private sector remains flexible, regulators will never be able to keep up.

They say the private sector is generally working, but nearly half say the U. S. financial system has 'serious flaws in how it's working. '

In the meantime, many private-sector economists are making their own calculations to get a better sense of major turning points.

But they extracted a price: Greece's private-sector creditors will accept a bond exchange that gives them less than originally promised.

It developed from the 1959 Conference on Data Systems Languages, a joint initiative Between the U. S. government and the private sector.

With the private sector largely incapacitated, the GSEs and FHA became virtually the only source of mortgage financing.

But attracting and retaining students can be challenging when funding levels compare poorly with the salaries offered in the private sector.

But in the medium term governments need to persuade the private sector to become the engine of economic growth once more.

Second, Pigou and Keynes (as well as the other signatories) caution against both private sector and public sector austerity.

Meanwhile, private-sector industries that are heavily unionized have a strong correlation with industries in economic decline.

That revealed a state that has not yet learnt to orchestrate the talents of its private sector for the greater good of India.

That reduced incentives for the private sector to hold on to, never mind buy, government bonds in peripheral economies.

A report on global financial stability prepared by a group of market players in the private sector is a good risk management reference.

Will not the Germans again seek private-sector participation as a condition?

The idea is that US government web sites are so notoriously bad, they should just be torn down in favor of private sector alternatives.

The consensus expects the private sector to pick up the baton, but the downside risks to the economy as federal aid fades are substantial.

The CDC would bring in private sector companies, but would be backed by the European Investment Bank, the EU's funding arm.

Mr Zuma has said he expects the private sector to create most of the promised 5m jobs.

In many quarters in Washington, government officials decamp for the private sector as a matter of course.