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Duhalde is trying to persuade congressmen and local government leaders to support the necessary economic reforms.

Over the last three decades, the party has enacted a broad array of economic reforms, even as it has clamped down hard on dissent.

Some European countries are beginning to contemplate (and, to a limited extent, undertake) economic reforms.

Speaking on television, he said that he would step down after parliament accepts a raft of economic reforms that he's proposed.

Instead, he believes one of the root causes is the lopsided nature of economic reforms.

After economic reforms in 1992, Shanghai posted 15 consecutive years of double digit GDP growth; outstripping any other Chinese province.

Mr Geithner called for Greece, the IMF and the EU to move quickly to produce a package of strong economic reforms and financial support.

Most economists believe that even without economic reforms, current oil prices would enable growth of about 3 per cent a year.

Decoded, this seems to signal a resumption of the economic reforms of the 1990s, later partly reversed by Fidel.

The meeting is expected to endorse market economic reforms, which President Raul Castro says are needed to save the socialist system.

But a declining share of the vote for the National Front could undermine Mr Abdullah's authority and derail his economic reforms.

South Africa offered to bail out Swaziland if the kingdom enacted political and economic reforms. King Mswati has so far refused its money.

With its deepening economic reforms, Shanghai is playing a leading role in boosting the economy development in Yangtze River Valley.

In 1990, before economic reforms began to work, it accounted for a meagre 3 per cent of global manufacturing.

Before China's economic reforms began in 1978, there used to be a system of near-universal government insurance cover.

NARRATOR: The economic reforms in Chile may have had little immediate impact on the world, but the ideas behind them were gaining momentum.

But essential economic reforms are more halting than they should be, especially given the growing aggression of neighbouring Russia.

If the economic reforms now look better than they seemed at the time, his political failures look worse.

In 1978 Deng Xiaoping won approval for a set of economic reforms that opened China to foreign trade, technology and investment.

But he also realised that economic reforms needed to be backed by humanities and education projects to engender a new national elite.

Tinoco was one of the architects of the government's economic reforms.

In August Wen used a speech marking the 30th anniversary of economic reforms to call for political changes.

Unfortunately, the UDC, whose power base is in the south, is notoriously chary of the liberal economic reforms that Italy also needs.

Many fought in the war and were dismayed by what they deemed a betrayal of revolutionary ideals during the economic reforms of the 1990s.

After all, during the previous decade, they had to move in the Anglo-Saxon direction, introducing economic reforms to gain competitiveness.

In short, France's new president seems genuinely to be trying a fresh approach to the implementation of economic reforms.

One third of the trio's total trade is now among themselves, triple the level 15 years ago when China embarked on its economic reforms.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is promising economic reforms but has failed to satisfy social activists.

With authoritarianism, economic reforms have stalled but without them high growth rates will not be maintained.

As China's economic reforms, the state direct control of the economy have gradually shifted greater reliance on market structure regulation.

China and its economic reforms are the subjects of this next story.

Since the economic reforms, economic arrangements have changed many times.

The thrust generated by economic reforms along with the end of the Cold War deflected India's policy from non-alignment towards engagement.

And thousands of workers demonstrated in the Belgium capital against economic reforms they claim are too pro-business.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has confirmed he intends to resign after key economic reforms have been approved.

Some Westerners believe that China has only implemented economic reforms, leaving its political system untouched.

Personal freedoms in China did not exist when I first visited there in 1981 shortly after the economic reforms had begun.

But efforts to translate this into law have aroused unusually fierce and open debate about the direction of China's economic reforms.

Significant economic reforms beginning in 1991 have transformed India into one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

Moreover, economic reforms have not been matched by a liberalisation of politics.

They mismanaged their public finances and delayed economic reforms needed to strengthen competitiveness.

The coalition needs guaranteed support for its range of economic reforms and so is likely to come to a deal with Mr Wilders.

Energy revenues provided a cushion that helped the Communist party general secretary stifle proposed economic reforms.

You're right . Thanks to the open door policy and the political as well as economic reforms , everything has got much better.

Blair is unlikely to roll back any of the previous ruling party's major economic reforms.

In July police shot dead 20 protesters who had demanded political and economic reforms; the police claimed they were looters.

Mr. Ban came to Washington from Port-au-Prince, where he urged political and economic reforms in one of the world's poorest nations.

But to achieve these objectives will require that China take steps for economic reforms, including currency reforms, she added.

Stock markets have responded positively to the change of leadership in Greece and the Italian senate approving economic reforms.

In recent months, North Korea has dismantled some economic reforms and economic cooperation projects with South Korea.

The elders became the guardians not just of economic reforms, but of the party's absolute power.

His belief that his mostly inchoate economic reforms would spur a new level of production and productivity was a delusion.

A sluggish economy and increased competition brought about by economic reforms are squeezing profit margins.

After 1991, the Russia-partnership was fast losing its sheen, particularly as the economic reforms propelled India towards the US.

Egypt on the eve of revolt was certainly much worse off in general, but economic reforms had brought a modicum of growth in recent years.

Beijing has issued a sharp warning to the US that it will resist pressure to accelerate economic reforms.

Many Europeans believe liberal economic reforms are incompatible with social justice.

The elections followed spontaneous youth demonstrations in Madrid and other big cities, calling for political and economic reforms.

The plan centers on national elections this year, as well as social and economic reforms.

Ncube said African governments failed to take action on health insurance and pensions because they were busy with economic reforms.

WHEN Deng Xiaoping set China on the road of economic reforms in 1978, Western economists argued that "Only capitalism can save China. "

Nearly 30 years after the launch of post-Mao economic reforms, the accounting and business practices of the planned economy still linger.

The President has hit back at those who have criticised his economic reforms.

The government will meet the public's "legal demands" and immediately launch "full, absolute and pervasive" political and economic reforms.

China has enacted some basic economic reforms in recent years, in large measure to comply with WTO standards.

The trials have focused national attention on a scourge that has mushroomed since China began economic reforms in the late 1970s.

When Deng Xiaoping launched economic reforms in 1978, the Western economies were still mired in stagflation.

Now a growing number of policy makers seem wary of further economic reforms.

He undertook the responsibilities for the economic reforms.

Since economic reforms were initiated three decades ago, we have put a lot of emphasis on exports.

Pro-market liberals are urging Beijing to push ahead with more economic reforms, despite the crisis.

Three decades after China embarked on dazzling economic reforms, much has changed for women.

Brazil saves and invests too little. India needs significant economic reforms.

The Maoism that replaced Chinese tradition has since been eviscerated by three decades of economic reforms and opening that began in 1978.

And economic reforms to lessen the boom-bust dependency on energy prices must finally be initiated.

Still others discuss a decline of morality that has shadowed China's dramatic economic reforms.

The AK government has pushed through an impressive array of political and economic reforms.

Born after China started its economic reforms, most have much higher expectations.

North Korea's leader traveled through China this week to observe the very economic reforms that he has resisted for decades.

Other economic reforms will also be needed.

Their attacks have ranged from charging each other with over-stating earnings to scuppering India's economic reforms.

Not even an agreement by parliamentary business managers to pass the economic reforms by November 14th stemmed the run on Italian debt.

Outside Europe, Japan must accelerate economic reforms.

The European Union is pressing Ankara to push through political and economic reforms.

He has been lauded in the West for his economic reforms and his drive against corruption.

India's second advantage is that the economic reforms of the early 1990s have unleashed an explosion of pent-up commercial energy.

Occupational security must evolve with China' s economic reforms.

In fact, all urgent economic reforms were blocked by political resistance and indecision.

Chinese outward direct investment was virtually nonexistent prior to economic reforms that began in 1978.

The state-owned paper mill that was once the lifeblood of Jincheng has long been shut, a casualty of China's economic reforms.

Update, 2: 30 p. m. : Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is to resign following the approval of "key economic reforms, " reports the BBC.

And Washington is annoyed at Europe's feckless attempts at economic reforms.

The official economic reforms undertaken in China in the late 1970s and early 1980s have had an extraordinary impact.

After 30 years of economic reforms, China is on the rise again.

Constitutional and economic reforms take time.

Three years ago he campaigned for radical economic reforms, but hardly delivered any.

They formed the first wave of Vietnamese boat people ? others followed in 1978 fleeing communist economic reforms.

Mr. Hu took office in 1980, two years after the start of economic reforms.

Inspired by neighbouring China, North Korea initiated economic reforms in 2002.

True, the liberal economic reforms that began in the 1980s helped them in many ways.

This informal lending is as old as China's economic reforms.

Some people have benefited from the economic reforms.

This is not to deny that India's economic speed limit has increased, to perhaps 7-8%, thanks to stronger investment and economic reforms.

There is also renewed talk in Beijing that North Korea will embrace China-style economic reforms, even after so many past disappointments.

Many islanders resent the pace of economic reforms.

The country at large is hoping for political and economic reforms.

Malnutrition in India has fallen only six percentage points, to roughly 46 percent, since economic reforms began in 1991.

One possibility is that Beijing has offered its support to Mr Kim's succession plan in return for commitments to step up economic reforms.

Economic reforms proceed cautiously because of deep-rooted political and social conservatism.

Most startling of all for Japan, he favoured making big economic reforms.

The whole country will profit from the new economic reforms.

The 3, 000-year-old city is becoming a truly international city and showing a new, vigorous image through its ongoing economic reforms.

Local people enjoyed hairy crabs for years, but demand took off in the 1990s as the government's economic reforms boosted incomes.

The Communist Party replaced it with market-oriented economic reforms in the 1980s.

But economic reforms had stalled, and Russia was he*ily in debt.

Yet few will be pushing for truly radical economic reforms.

But with leader Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms in the 1980s, China began opening up.

He praised Britain's economic reforms.

Nor has the government taken the chance to push through economic reforms that, as the floods have made clear, are urgently needed.

That slowly changed as economic reforms took hold after the death of Chairman Mao in 1976.

By 2023 it will have fallen by one-third, to 150m, a far lower figure than at any point since China began economic reforms in 1978.

In 1979, he joined the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a research group founded as part of Deng's economic reforms.

Opponents say he will slow the pace of economic reforms Japan sorely needs.

India's growth first took off in the 1980s, before economic reforms. Why?

I want to talk first about his role in advising governments on economic reforms in Latin America and eastern Europe.

With its recent economic reforms, the People's Republic of China has become the world's largest silk producer.

The most obvious result the economic reforms have produced is the way the people live and think.

When China's economic reforms began, state-owned department stores, such as Dalian Dashang and Wangfujing, dominated.

In the process, the recent record of economic reforms in many countries would continue because they have less incentive to roll them back.

Economic reforms have been introduced in China.

Zhang helped to pioneer economic reforms in China in the early 80s, and believes that a propertied class is the foundation of civil society.

A new round of economic reforms have been introduced in China.

The risk then is that a continuation of political gridlock would stop further economic reforms in Germany.

Many had lost hope in the government's economic reforms.

The 75-year-old prime minister claims only he can bring political stability to Italy and that he will deliver economic reforms.

For example, when authorities undertook major economic reforms in 2002, it was months before the rest of the world knew.

The banking system was diversified and the Chinese stock markets started to develop and grow as economic reforms in China took hold.

This is the president who is pushing ahead grittily with his economic reforms.

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