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The removal of these rigidities would contribute to a better-balanced world economy, with benefits both in surplus and deficit countries.

If Japan had done all these things, it would have a much better balanced economy today, and the yen's value would not matter nearly so much.

Relative to apartment rents, however, the median price is better balanced and would be considered fairly valued.

But it would also be in the interests of a better balanced world economy.

Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, argues that the region's shift to better balanced growth is far from complete.

It is between a better balanced world economy and disintegration. That choice cannot be postponed. It must be made this year.

We intend to modify it more in the near future and would like to make it more dynamic and better balanced.

LTE splits the channel into two parts using frequency-division multiplexing, so the download and upload speeds are better balanced.

Veterans' General nutritionist Chang Le-ch'i recommends that vegetarians eat dairy products to get a better balanced diet.

But it is a precondition of better-balanced growth that investment rises more slowly than consumption.

Domestic consumption in China is now increasing, and this will provide us longer term with a better balanced economy in any event.

Finally, the penalties for not orderingtests need to be better balanced.

Indeed, the U. S. , the EU and Japan root for India because they want a better-balanced world, in which India approximates China's weight.

The acoustic image is better balanced and more natural sounding across both direct and reverberant fields.

A better-balanced world would emerge, with smaller U. S. trade deficits and lower surpluses elsewhere.

Over time, a better balanced economy, with higher wages and standards of living, will emerge.

It is also in the interests of a better balanced world economy.

A better balanced economy is the overall prize.