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Finally, emerging economies have become important
engines
of global economic growth, with increasingly close ties to developing countries.
We will need to switch from cars with internal-combustion
engines
to hybrids, plug-in hybrids, battery-powered, and fuel-cell-powered vehicles.
With the right incentives and funding from philanthropic sources, job-creating entrepreneurs could serve as
engines
of more inclusive growth in communities across the US.
The example of Poland and that of the other countries of Central Europe shows that the clear prospect of EU membership may be one of the
engines
of effective reforms and may significantly enhance the ability of local leaders to persuade their people to accept the need for reforms that are sometimes painful.
Despite hopeful blips in an economic indicator here and there, too many countries lack both immediate growth and longer-term growth
engines.
In essence, Europe (and the West more generally) owes its recent tranquility to a series of experimental measures by central banks to offset the troubling combination of too little demand to generate sufficient job creation, inadequate structural reforms to revamp growth engines, debt overhangs that undermine productive investment, and insufficient policy coordination.
The old boats, which rotted every few years, were replaced by modern fiberglass versions with small gasoline
engines.
The major emerging economies were the world’s main growth
engines
following the eruption of the financial crisis in 2008, and, to some extent, they still are.
Because of steam
engines
and electricity, a large number of people were enabled to work together, and corporations could attract a large number of small savers, who became capitalists.
It is not easy to keep an airplane flying smoothly while changing the
engines.
While some will undoubtedly struggle, others will serve as critical
engines
of China’s economic transformation, fueling dynamism across the entire global economy.
Some industry officials insist that electric cars are not ready for mass rollout, and that a better solution would be to build more efficient gasoline and diesel
engines.
His tirade in 2000 against the liberal reforms that have transformed countries like India and China into global growth engines, reduced poverty, and benefited marginalized groups shows that he lacked good judgment on fundamental issues.
Facing stresses on both systems simultaneously is like losing both
engines
on an airplane in mid-flight.
The government hopes that the Silk Road initiative will make China’s west and southwest regions the
engines
of the next phase of the country’s development.
Unfortunately, this narrative cannot explain why, particularly in the advanced countries, growth is faltering and the employment
engines
have largely shut down.
But, while emerging economies are proving to be drivers of global demand, the right mix of government initiatives and policies is still required to ensure that they continue to provide the impetus for faster world economic recovery in the short term and be the
engines
of sustainable growth in the medium and long term.
Five years after the global financial crisis, too many countries are being held back by exhausted and out-dated growth
engines.
By contrast, it would take many years to match the expertise that Western car companies have developed over a century of producing internal combustion
engines.
Having begrudgingly purged the reformers in 1989, Deng in 1992 seized the opportunity to sideline the central planners, bringing in China’s neo-liberal hero, Zhu Rongji, to re-fire the
engines
of the economy.
In theory, governments in such a situation have five basic options to contain crisis conditions, pending the effects of measures to reinvigorate growth and employment
engines.
In other words, sustainable growth requires all of Asia’s China-dependent economies to rebalance their two main growth
engines.
For example, 3-D printing may radically lower the number of parts required by turbine
engines
and thus significantly reduce their weight (and thus their fuel consumption).
Many analysts had extrapolated rapid growth in countries such as Brazil, Russia, Turkey, and India into the indefinite future, calling them the new
engines
of the world economy.
Thus, both political oversight and fiscal autonomy provide the incentives needed to support small businesses, which are the
engines
of economic growth in all fast growing postcommunist countries.
China needs a major internal restructuring from exports and investments, its two
engines
of growth in past decades, to personal and government consumption (education, health, and social protection in the latter case).
But her government still has three years to pursue reforms that support the emergence of the services sector, start-ups, and SMEs as South Korea’s new growth engines, capable of powering a more dynamic and innovative economy for the next 30 years.
This drone is not fitted with turbo Rolls Royce jet
engines
or aperture radar; instead, it features a Google Map interface, cameras, and simple infrared sensors.
Our metropolises are the
engines
of growth for a global economy emerging from the shadow of financial crisis.
Once they have brought the cozy cartels of lawyers and accountants into line, other service industries seem destined to be opened up to greater competition, and hence to become great
engines
of job creation.
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