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Brazil has also dramatically improved child health, with mortality rates of young children falling sharply, from 60 per thousand in 1990 to 36 per thousand in 2001.
It must ensure that enhanced purchasing power leads to a markedly improved quality of life for all of India’s citizens.
Raising farm productivity and income requires improved irrigation, wasteland reclamation, warehousing, marketing, transport development, and the free movement of produce within the country.
To be sure, the US trade figures have improved somewhat.
As a result, solutions to poverty often implicitly assume that more material wealth or improved living conditions will automatically translate into non-tangible benefits, including improved mental wellbeing.
Now, with physicians trained in infectious diseases, hepatitis treatment is possible in rural areas of Xinjiang, and patient outcomes have improved significantly.
Moreover, bringing Germany’s digital infrastructure, especially its broadband networks, up to international standards will require significant investment, which an improved regulatory framework could help to encourage.
China’s leaders have plenty of challenges ahead, and improved communication with markets could help to overcome them.
And the housing market has improved, with construction lowering unemployment.
The Future of American GrowthCAMBRIDGE – The near-term outlook for the US economy has improved, owing to the sharp increase in household wealth in 2013, together with the end of the fiscal drag caused by the increase in tax rates in 2012.
The delegation of social services to more than 1,000 industry associations and non-government entities improved delivery and reduced the burden on public finances.
National and local disaster plans have been improved, standard operating procedures have been developed, and early warning systems have been put in place.
Surveys indicate that the internal market has helped more than 60% of companies that export to more than five EU countries boost their cross-border sales, and that 80% of consumers believe that the range of goods has increased, while 67% say that their quality has improved.
These countries will have less air pollution, improved health and wellbeing, and thriving economies.
To recapture strong and reliable growth, however, the key will be improved confidence – and that hinges largely on the government’s capacity to overcome the current political crisis.
This time, it is a political development on the Turkish side that has improved the outlook for peace.
Over the last few months, the two leaders have agreed on a package of confidence-building measures, including two new crossing points along the Green Line that divides the island; improved mobile, radio, and electricity connections; and mechanisms for business and cultural cooperation.
American negotiators – the reluctant midwives of South Korea’s increasing responsibility in the field of atomic energy – remain steadfast in their opposition to South Korea’s drive for improved defensive capabilities and a more advanced energy policy, despite the potential strategic benefits.
The productivity of aid has also improved because of progress in the policy environment and the investment climate in developing countries.
As a result of reduced debt and enhanced reserves, their creditworthiness improved during the 2003-2007 boom.
Moreover, human capital must be improved.
We need Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Maghreb countries as partners in the fight against Islamist terrorism, and that means improved operational cooperation between security authorities.
Improved cooperation should not stop there.
The economic outlook for the rest of this year and for 2004 has improved recently both in the US and Europe.
These costs could be halved by better customs, border and transit management, improved transport corridors and more competitive transport services.
But even in more recent years, the skill content in China’s output has improved radically, and resources have been successfully transferred from agriculture to the services sector, rather than to the manufacturing sector, where large state-owned firms still dominate many industries.
Such progress will demand, among other things, vastly improved accounting and reporting, together with smart regulatory reforms.
Macroeconomic indicators in key countries improved throughout the year.
Why Social Progress MattersCAMBRIDGE – Economic growth has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and improved the lives of many more over the last half-century.
Most businesses in the eurozone rely on bank finance, and while credit conditions have improved somewhat, lending is flat (and continues to fall in southern Europe).
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