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Yet isn't it a paradox that China is both a developing country and the developed world's potential lender of last resort?

How to maintain a stable middle class amid sweeping technological change is a problem the developed world is only beginning to appreciate.

But rates look as though they will be stuck at close to nothing across the developed world for the foreseeable future.

Instead, the main threat to the rally seems likely to be disappointing growth, at least in the developed world.

The present incarnation of that debate rages over whether the developed world is sliding into a recession.

The appeal from Josette Sheeran is to the leaders of the developed world at a time of global crisis do not forget the poor and hungry.

THIS SPECIAL REPORT has shown how the cost of providing pensions is rising across the developed world as the baby-boomers retire.

in the developed world at least, electricity is now so ubiquitous that most people notice it only when it fails to work.

The poll backs up a trend across the developed world where many meet their long-term partners in the office due to working longer hours.

Thus, for developed world, outside of food and energy, there is not the dynamic to see a sustained rise in across the board inflation.

At the talks, the issue of how the developed world will pay for climate saving measures by emerging economies is at the top of the agenda.

The cost of that lesson is now being borne by the developed world's taxpayers.

But the company is starting to put up numbers that I can analyze in the same way that I analyze growth in any developed-world stock.

It is being presented as if it is the problem of the developed world.

AT first sight the Easy Day store in Gurgaon on the outskirts of Delhi seems to be a supermarket like any in the developed world.

GDP in the developed world is still lower than it was at the beginning of 2008, before the crisis really kicked in.

Earlier this month, Americans woke up to the bad news that their education system was just "average" in the developed world.

"Most of the milk produced throughout the developed world will be following the same standards as those set in the EU, " he said.

For now, commodity producers are the winners from the developed world's attempt to escape the follies of its financial system.

Politically, he acknowledges, Beijing's leadership may not have had any other realistic choice when the developed world collapsed last fall.

Some believe the developed world is doomed to years of slow growth as it works off past debts . Perhaps . One thing is certain .

How much money must flow from the developed world to developing countries to grease the wheels and secure their approval?

If not, the declining unions of the developed world may begin to look jealously at the achievements of their less privileged equivalents.

High levels of debt throughout the developed world, he said, would keep growth low for several years.

"I think the [Australia] decoupling [from the rest of the developed world] story misses the point, " she says.

In the developed world aluminium growth tends to be more focused on packaging and transport.

All across the developed world, corporate bond yields appear to be discounting defaults on a scale that defies common sense.

Americans have the lowest rate of savings of any populace in the developed world, hovering around zero percent.

Given sluggish domestic demand, most countries in the developed world would like to see their currencies depreciate.

In the developed world, Kroeber notes, a country's capital stock tends be a bit more than three times the size of GDP.

With gleaming new headquarters and enlarged cash machine networks, they began to resemble banks anywhere in the developed world.

Statistics show Americans work more hours than any other nation but receive the shortest vacations in the developed world. . .

The recovery is not as strong as it might be in the developed world.

At this point cannibalism was considered atrocious and sacrilegious in the developed world.

Recovery will be more drawn out in the developed world, he said.

The developed world can grow out of its debt burden, inflate the debt away or fall back into recession, marked by occasional defaults.

Emerging markets do not, then, seem as resilient to shocks in the developed world as the decoupling theory suggests.

But in the developed world regulators take a dim view of such practices, so operators have had to respond in other ways.

In the developed world, the main business opportunity will be in decommissioning as the old stations come to the end of their lives.

The point about the developed world, in other words, is not that it is western but that it is developed.

In terms of countries, the UK is now the developed world's bargain basement after sterling's slide.

There is also debate over the extent to which de-stocking in the developed world has contributed to the collapse in Asian exports.

The MSCI developed-world index, which tracks stocks in 23 rich countries, has lost more than half its value since the beginning of 2008.

Governments in much of the developed world face huge difficulties pulling their nations out of the economic mire.

But regardless of how the developed world responds to the emerging giants, their economic power will go on growing.

But it is hard to create much of a yield differential within the developed world when rates are at or below 1% almost everywhere.

After the Bretton Woods system collapsed in 1971, trade imbalances ceased to be much of a constraint on the developed world.

Given the rise of the emerging world, should the developed world limit the globalisation of its own economies?

stat -- the United States is the only nation in the developed world that doesn't have federally-required maternity leave.

The Vatican is the only country in the developed world that still maintains diplomatic relations with Taiwan rather than China.

Complicating life for emerging market policymakers is the flow of cheap funds generated by the developed world's easy money policies.

With that source of revenue growth dissipating and other emerging markets set to be mixed, Ericsson must look to the developed world.

Industry experts said Chinese trucks are not comparable with commercial vehicles in the developed world in terms of quality and price.

Not compared with the developed world super-bubble, or which cannot be dealt with through appropriate domestic policies.

The report said the developed world was not immune.

These concerns are not purely a British phenomenon; across the developed world, demographics are forcing a reappraisal of retirement ages.

Emerging markets are in a very different cycle to the developed world now, with inflationary not deflationary pressures.

Even as the developed world fears another recession, both the Indian and Chinese economies have been growing very rapidly in recent months.

The facilities are world class, but the cost of production is less than half that in the developed world.

While lots of Hong Kongers are upset about this, it is not unusual in the developed world.

They earn wages that seem meager by developed-world standards but are enough to keep new recruits streaming through its gates.

If the Chinese would stop running an artificial current account surplus that would be a significant stimulus to the [developed world].

Maths teachers in England are among the most poorly trained in the developed world, a report revealed yesterday.

A paper published by the medical journal Lancet says cancer was once thought of mostly as a problem in the developed world.

The inability of developed-world governments to put their debt worries behind them has added to negative sentiment.

Thanks to a profusion of asset and debt bubbles, Japanese-like outcomes are now prevalent throughout the developed world.

But North Korea is not an undeveloped country; it is a country that has fallen out of the developed world.

Because the system would not produce other waste products, they also hope it could improve wastewater treatment in the developed world.

We are at a point right now where the developed world is in a pretty bad place, macroeconomically.

"That's precisely why a country like India should not allow its emissions to reach anywhere near [those of] the developed world. "

Telecoms charges have tumbled, allowing workers in far-flung locations to be connected cheaply to customers in the developed world.

The ISM is not the only data series in the developed world to show clear improvement in the past few months.

They insist that the developed world should take responsibility for the damage it has inflicted on the planet.

Here, he sided with the U. S. and much of the developed world asking China to raise the value of the yuan.

A number of commentators is talking about "double dips" and a return to recession in the developed world.

In the developed world the issue is more complex, as people used to driving across sprawling suburbs have to adapt their lifestyles.

Australia's economy has been one of the developed world's best performers during the global downturn.

That may be good in theory but, given weak demand in the developed world, governments are more focused for now on encouraging consumption.

First , as a result of the crisis , the developed world is suffering from chronically deficient demand .

Things have changed. In most of the developed world, immigration is a thorny problem; it must be curbed and controlled.

Car sales have declined across the developed world as households rebuild their heavily stretched balance sheets.

Interestingly enough, the "comfort factor" in using a mobile to make a purchase is more of a problem here in the developed world.

To what extent will migration from the developing world to the developed world become a social and political issue in the 21st century?

It doesn't have the kind of social safety net one sees in the developed world, so it needs to keep its economy going at any cost.

Spain's figures are particularly horrendous. But youth unemployment is rising perniciously across much of the developed world.

A typical British investor has about 15 per cent of his portfolio invested in emerging markets now and the rest in the developed world.

This is a dire prospect for the global economy at a time when most of the developed world is facing the likelihood of renewed recession.

The developed world as a whole is now approaching that key percentage.

Even though it is not contagious, it is spreading rapidly from its well-established base in the developed world into developing nations.

But is it not the case that emerging markets will be at least as risky if the developed world falls into the abyss? No.

In contrast, many countries throughout the developed world are expected to experience dramatic population decline and aging.

But there are risks either way, and the danger of a new lurch into recession in the developed world cannot be dismissed.

AS NEWSPAPER companies across the developed world took a beating in the past few years, those in one rich country merely shrugged.

The "decoupling" story held that China, and some other big emerging markets, could grow even if the developed world went into recession.

China's focus on technology may be a negotiating tactic, aimed at pointing the finger at the developed world.

The academic said much of the rapid rate of growth seen in the developed world is tied in large part to manufacturing.

Across the developed world, public debt is set on an explosive course.

The developed world may simply have to resign itself to an adversarial symbiosis with China that grows ever more rancorous with time.

Direct banking (by telephone and internet) is another relatively recent and growing phenomenon throughout the developed world.

Despite some of the flakiest mobile-network coverage in the developed world, one in four households has now gone mobile-only.

The U. S. has some of the longest working hours in the developed world.

I agree with everything you say about how the developing world is being exploited by the developed world.

Across the developed world monetary policy is becoming increasingly hard to steer.

But the productivity story is not just about opportunities for emerging economies and challenges for the developed world.

Until the middle of the twentieth century, most bananas on sale in the developed world belonged to the Gros Michel cultivar.

In the balmy days before the subprime crisis, "decoupling" suggested emerging markets would be safe from a developed world storm.

Across the developed world, bosses' earnings are bouncing back as profits recover from the recession.

Young Germans, like their counterparts elsewhere in the developed world, are more relaxed about sharing data online than their elders.

Governments in the developing and developed world alike should not be reluctant to act on human rights grounds alone.

Company exclusive varieties developed world treasure stones -- imperial concubine cream-colored , purple roses, red tree three large mines.

Female employment rates and birth rates had surged to be among the highest in the developed world.

Economic recovery in the developed world, when it comes, should also boost the chances of a global deal.

Another example: the adoption of credit cards is wildly uneven among the developed world.

Should developed world turmoil worsen, dollar weakness is the top feature of the most bearish global scenarios.

The sovereign debt crisis is not just limited to the eurozone but is spread throughout the developed world.

Once ensconced in the Miraflores palace, he determined to make his country speak for the commodity-rich but less developed world.

Another encouraging sign, I think, is that it's not just in the developed world that this idea's been taken up.

The rich pay a substantial share of taxes across the developed world, and this share has risen in recent decades.

Indeed, it is arguably one of the biggest problems bedevilling the developed world today.

One possibility is that the developed world will attempt to inflate its debt away, perhaps by ever-larger doses of quantitative easing.

average Joe's in the developed world are putting part of their retirement savings in emerging markets to diversify their investments too.

In the short-term emerging stock markets will take a licking if the developed world slides into another financial crisis.

After all, emerging economies have come out of the 2008-09 crisis growing much faster than the developed world.

Emerging market stocks long traded at a discount to the developed world due to the extra perceived risks.

Britain's privacy law is one of the most protective in the developed world.

China is uniquely positioned in this regard: It is an economic powerhouse, increasingly at par with the economies in the developed world.

Safe implementation of wastewater reuse in the developed world depends on reliable control of enteric viruses.

In the developed world, age-related spending on health care and other services is likely to reduce savings rates as the baby boomers retire.

Now, unless panic spreads about euro zone banks, the fear is of a long period of stagnation in the developed world.

Huge government investment in road, rail and air infrastructure means China's transport network is approaching developed-world standards.

Hostility to globalisation in the developed world is likely to grow as emerging giants disrupt one product market after another.

This survey will map out the many ways in which these economic newcomers are affecting the developed world.

The female conquest of the classrooms in the developed world is so complete that educators' big worry is what to do about failing boys.

Before the advances in anti-HIV medicines, in the developed world, PCP was the leading cause of death among those with HIV .

In fact, the U. S. , like most of the developed world, had compiled a long list of chronic economic problems.

As rates of obesity continue to rise in much of the developed world, so does the urgency to improve people's food choices.

The BIS, the central bank for the developed world's central banks, is customarily cautious in its language.

These days we often hear about the widening gap between the rich and poor . Some argue the developed world has totally ignored the problem .

In the developed world, paper firms come in two varieties: consolidators and victims.

Paradoxically, efforts by the developed world to train and mentor developing world journalists have paid off, many said.

Acquisitions in emerging markets by developed world companies in the year so far have reached $92. 3bn, says Dealogic.

We of the developed-world Paleolithic species are fair game for the upstarts now, our predator role exhausted.

"They are looking for a hedging strategy because they feel uncertain about the long-term economic prospects of the developed world. "

And if policy is to be tightened in the developed world, far better it be done by cash-strapped finance ministries, not central banks.

The flip side was the rising deficits of consumer countries in the developed world.

That view is wrong. Sure the likes of China and India are seeing their economies grow while much of the developed world shrinks.

Across the developed world, unemployment, public debt and taxes are rising.

Nor, except temporarily, can western countries block their gradual transition into the developed world.

In the developed world, a permanent expansion is impossible, especially as ageing populations put further pressure on public finances.

Certainly, there are plenty of companies across the developed world in little immediate danger and trading at eyewateringly low prices.

Emerging markets have better growth prospects and sounder public finances than their developed-world counterparts.

AS THE developed world grows older and sicker and the developing world gets richer and fatter, demand for health care will only grow.

Ivermectin is known in the developed world primarily as a drug to treat head lice in children and heartworm in animals.

A baby born in Sub-Saharan Africa is five hundred times more likely to die from diarrhoeal disease than a baby in the developed world.

Today's China is a similarly uncomfortable bedfellow for the economies of the developed world.

Travel and tourism employees in the UK are among the worst paid in the developed world.

Some investors even moved into emerging markets, seeking diversification from a developed world downturn.

Monetization and increased debt issuances by governments in the developed world will raise inflation expectations.

They already account for much of what little population growth there is in the developed world.

The recent G-20 meeting of the world's largest economies marks a good starting point for looking at the economies of the developed world.

In the nine months to the end of September, developed-world shares dropped by about a quarter in dollar terms.

Emerging market companies also face challenges, particularly as they move from their home countries into the developed world.

But youth unemployment is rising perniciously across much of the developed world.

The protesters probably haven't stopped to examine how demographic trends are set to devastate government finances in the developed world.

In terms of size, the state has reached its limits in the developed world.

The country is one of the fastest aging in the developed world.

The developed world is actually declining in demand in some of these things.

International migration may soon account for almost all population growth in the developed world, a United Nations study predicts.

The slowdown unleashed by the credit crisis is already hurting sales in the developed world, notably in western Europe.

In cities across the developed world, dating-age women outnumber dating-age men.

Stronger economies in the emerging markets are attracting capital from the developed world, pumping up demand for local currencies.

These funds now have the buying power to shape market prices and acquire assets throughout the developed world.

The Kobe quake was the most devastating in modern times to hit a city in the developed world.

The self-medication of overwhelming choice is alcohol: the favourite drug of the non-Muslim developed world.

Those poor farmers were once isolated from markets in the developed world and had to sell at a low price.

Executives from the developed world often underestimate emerging market colleagues.

Within the developed world, Eurozone growth is likely to continue to lag.

However, market share of its exports to the developed world may not rise further.

A shift in economic power is underway whose implications the developed world has not grasped.

To date, the tentative answer has been that the developed world is heading Japan's way as government bonds have far outperformed equities.

Emerging-market countries have attracted enormous sums of investment capital from the developed world in recent years.

Emerging market companies also face hurdles as they take on their developed world rivals.

In the developed world, electric power utilities educate customers about energy waste to boost energy efficiency.

Unfortunately, the costs of home ownership are prohibitive for countless millions of families in the developed world.

The big spenders in 2007 remained tourists from the developed world, with Germany, the US, the UK and France taking the top four spots.

Instead, they focus on the competition China has created, especially for the developed world, or the jobs many believe China has "stolen. "

According to his calculations, the MSCI's emerging market index trades at a 16 per cent premium to the developed world index.

This has been achieved over a period when the developed world's stock markets have been almost flat.

Higher commodity prices have been weighing down consumers in the developed world.

These assumptions are based on lifestyles in the developed world and do not reflect the reality of water use in Africa.

Toowoomba today; the rest of the developed world tomorrow?

And it protected China from the financial crisis, which shook the developed world to its core.

But now emerging markets are (in aggregate) in surplus and the developed world is in deficit.

Entry-level salaries are fast catching up with the developed world, adding a further incentive to staying in Asia.

These policies turned developing markets into net capital exporters to the developed world, mainly to the US.

If the developed world was growing at 5 per cent like developing economies, the risks would be far less.

This special report will argue that, for the developed world, the debt-financed model has reached its limit.

Industrial waste is of even higher value, at about $147bn for most of the developed world.

There are rest home beds for less than 2% of the elderly population, compared with a developed world standard of 5-7%.

Some emerging nations, however, see opportunity in the troubles of the developed world.

Tech products may be designed in the Developed World, but manufacturing is outsourced to places a lot less pleasant.

Spain has one of the most rigid job markets in the developed world.

MADHUKAR PAI: "So these tests are uniformly not used in the developed world. "

Their call underscores a growing concern of major emerging economies about the escalating economic crisis in the developed world.

GlaxoSmithKline has said it will offer poor countries all its medicines at 25 per cent less than the typical price in the developed world.

Fewer components are also going to Asia for assembly, en route to the developed world.

Patients on first-line ARVs in the developed world are monitored regularly for the amount of HIV circulating in their blood.

They twice led to severe recessions in the developed world and equity bear markets.

Will the emerging markets keep the global economy afloat if the developed world is hit by a double dip?

Consumers are also more cautious about borrowing in view of sluggish wage growth and rising unemployment in most of the developed world.

How have these export-dependent economies managed to decouple from the developed world?

In the developed world, gallstone disease is the most common abdominal illness requiring admission to hospital.

Comments and expectations about China, especially in the developed world, swung from one extreme end to the other, back and forth.

Moreover, with consumers in the developed world facing austerity, they too want cheap alternatives.

And even with fragile growth outlooks in the developed world, analysts say opportunities will remain for discerning currency investors.

The developed world has responded to financial meltdown by imposing (temporary) bans on short selling.

However, this compares with a fall of 65 per cent in IPO issuance of companies based in the developed world.

The crisis was followed by the slashing of interest rates in the developed world.

It starts with wood-frame construction, the most widely used residential building technique in the developed world.

Ivermectinis known in the developed world primarily as a drug to treat headlice in children and heartworm in animals.

EVEN today in the modern, developed world, surveys show that parents still prefer to have a boy rather than a girl.

But it would depend, first of all, upon binding action by the developed world.

Banks are also pouring resources into emerging markets where there are few signs of the caution weighing on the developed world.

Given that almost everyone in the developed world now carries a mobile phone, why not use the data from mobile-phone networks?

There will be a shift in consumption globally from what is the developed world into the underdeveloped world.

He predicts that strong demand from China and other emerging markets will make up for weaker demand for commodities in the developed world.

The potential impact of nanotechnology on the sensor market is huge in the developing and developed world alike.

But twice now in the developed world, big Chinese investments have been spurned.

The developed-world technologies residents fill their homes and pockets with weren't much help, either.

On the eve of the first world war, the average size of the state in the developed world was around 10 per cent of gross domestic product.

Job losses in the developed world are a fact of life and those losses are going to increase.

Consumers in much of the developed world are fragile, while the more resilient emerging markets are becoming more competitive.

First, the developed world. In 2010 rich countries will boost the fortunes of generic drugs in two ways.

Should we in the developed world be having fewer children to save the environment?

From Washington to Frankfurt, central bankers in the developed world are banging the drum on rising prices.

Moreover, unfunded liabilities there are tiny compared with the developed world, and household balance sheets are healthy.

In the developed world cataracts hardly ever cause blindness, and mostly elderly people are affected.

In the developed world, the rising prices could pinch food makers, which may hesitate to push the cost to consumers.

Land is the root of human. However, in this highly scientific developed world, land is suffering the most serious damages.

Even when there is truth in the protectionist arguments, developed world multinationals cannot afford to rely on political counter-measures.

Yet citizens of the developed world also benefit from the "China price" as consumers.

Instead, 2002-07 appears to be a speculative boom driven by optimism in the developed world.

Nineteen of the top 30 will be today's 'emerging economies, ' which will collectively be bigger than the developed world.

A draft agreement last week called for such emissions to be cut by 50% by 2050, with the developed world promising to cut 80% by then.

But exactly how big are emerging economies compared with the old developed world?

The response from the developed world, then, should be to continue trade with China.

In November, commodity prices swooned and developed world stock markets wobbled after a China rate hike.

In addition, the Chinese government is keen to reinvest some of its dollar trade surpluses in acquiring enterprises in the developed world.

Smaller fiscal deficits in the developed world mean more savings can flow east and south: a good thing.

Unlike previous crises, the countries posing the biggest risk are in the developed world.