dependent economy

But it is now Russia, with its depressed, oil-dependent economy, that looks like the misfit.

The export-dependent economy is closely watched as it is seen as a bellwether for Asia and an important indicator of global demand.

Two years later, the volume of diners has returned to pre-crisis levels, just like Taiwan's technology-dependent economy.

However, Taiwan's heavily trade-dependent economy will continue to suffer deeply in the next couple of years.

But figures released on Tuesday showed a drop in the country's exports for a sixth successive month, a concern in a trade-dependent economy.

For at least another two decades, said Yunhan, China will be trapped in a coal-dependent economy.

Some observers also warn about the so-far unknown impact of the European debt crisis on China's export-dependent economy.

But China must consider the question from the vantage point of a coal-dependent economy.

But then, with Singapore's trade-dependent economy facing its worst recession in history, most people have more prosaic worries.

The week-long airport siege cut off Bangkok's air links and wreaked havoc on Thailand's tourism industry and export-dependent economy.

Take South Korea, a bellwether for the region because of its trade-dependent economy and strong links to China.

This should have some beneficial effects, rebalancing China's export-dependent economy.

The presumption is that QE2 will regenerate the animal spirits of America's now dormant asset-dependent economy.

The Chinese economy, for all of impressiveness, is a dependent economy. It is absolutely dependent on loaning us money.

All this puts an imperative on continuing to consume in order to sustain a job-dependent economy.

Mr. Najib, who is also finance minister, has been struggling to revive Malaysia's export-dependent economy.

Resource-Dependent Economy and the Growth and Development of Russian Economy