economic terms

It is too soon to know just how much devastation the Japanese earthquake and tsunami have caused, in human or economic terms.

In economic terms, the disease costs an estimated twelve thousand million dollars a year of lost productivity in Africa alone.

What's more, Fred has done the unthinkable -- he has described venture economics in the context of his own fund's specific economic terms.

for China's macro-economic terms, can stock and property markets of the "seesaw effect" began to appear a?

Unfortunately, China is not catching up on conservation as quickly as it has in economic terms.

It's time to start seriously studying your personal finance vocab though, up to and including economic terms.

In broad economic terms their father's job for life makes papa an insider, damaging the interests of his "outsider" children.

US re-engagement, in strategic as well as economic terms, is to be broadly welcomed.

He is the only president sometimes listed among the country's 100 richest-ever persons in relative economic terms.

In economic terms, the Guangdong model is a more market-driven approach, pushing forward development ahead of addressing inequality.

He is captain of Italy, he had a lot of desire to return to Juve and accepted economic terms inferior to those offered him elsewhere.

The steady rise of Germany, both in global economic terms and within Europe, presents France with an existential issue.

In economic terms, Hangang was not markedly more successful than the Great Leap Forward, which led to mass famine.

In economic terms, the program's transfers account for about one-fifth of the consumption of the median recipient household.

If parts of eastern Canada resemble Europe in economic terms, the west looks more like Brazil.

It would be wrong to describe a society purely in economic terms.

The issue in economic terms is whether the current spike in unemployment is structural or cyclical.

Then the economic growth rate continues to hold many barriers, one in economic terms the high deposit rate.

Under cap-and-trade, emission rights would just be another scarce resource, no different in economic terms from the supply of arable land.

"The main problem is that Greece is no longer a sovereign state in economic terms, " he says.

Judged in economic terms, the question seems straightforward, if finely poised.

Brand equity deals with value, in economic terms, beyond the physical assets associated with manufacture of product or service (Biel, 1997).

Experimentally confirm and quantify the improvement in engineering and economic terms.

Bankers insist that these astonishing numbers are misleading, since many outstanding contracts offset each other in economic terms.

In economic terms, educated Pakistanis think their country should be a Turkey or a Malaysia by now.

In economic terms, this lays bare the fragility of supply chains in a globalised market.

To ignore this, as advocates of continued stimulus tend to, is a grave mistake in both political and economic terms.

He and many others have looked on in dismay at Japan's relative decline, measured both in economic terms and in geopolitical influence.

That delay allowed Beijing to achieve nearly ideal timing in both political and economic terms.

Here I explain basic economic terms using examples that mothers would never approve.

These subsidies were already questionable, in economic terms, before the commodity crunch.

IN RAW economic terms Barack Obama's imposition of tariffs on Chinese tyres hardly registers.

We usually describe globalization in purely economic terms, but it is also a biological phenomenon.

Publicly, most opponents framed their concerns in economic terms, saying the government wasted money and ran unsustainable debts.

In economic terms the countryside, where two-thirds of Indians reside, is also languishing.

Each is a new technology, from the user's in economic terms will always bring a good chance.

Social economic terms and silent partnership's own value will be const ruction of system.

What has been said about the fall of the dollar is almost all couched in economic terms.

The exposed group is compared with an unexposed group that is matched in social and economic terms.

It will, however, take time to gauge whether their pact is significant in economic terms.

If they did look at their institutions in economic terms, people in education tended not to think that universities lacked capital.

Italy did not benefit in economic terms that year, although growth did 'accelerate' to 1. 4% in 1983, which was double the 1982 rate.

It is very expensive to process this stuff, both in economic terms and in energy terms.

And it is, in purely economic terms.

So, because I am a trained economist and I think in economic terms, all of the sudden I thought, maybe there is something here.

PLC position means pressure down in economic terms on programme-makers

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At $500 per person per year, the benefits would far outweigh the costs in purely economic terms;

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