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The core agenda is to stitch together a traditional free-trade agreement focused on industrial goods, agriculture, and textiles.
Since 1992, it has negotiated agreements on regional communications and transport, tariffs, free trade and industrial zones, and joint border markets.
The creation of special economic zones, industrial parks, and free-trade zones facilitated such development, as they benefited from a large pool of cheap labor migrating from rural areas.
For example, the decline of the industrial areas in northeast China and the rise of modern, globally competitive manufacturing clusters in the Pearl and Yangtze River Deltas in southeast China are two sides of the same coin.
Huge investments have strengthened the People’s Armed Police (PAP), a large anti-riot paramilitary force whose specialty is the quick suppression of anti-government protests by disgruntled industrial workers, peasants, and urban residents.
It encourages overconsumption, underinvestment, and rising unemployment in a rapidly aging society, and in a world that can make tremendous use of China’s high saving and industrial capacity.
Finally, the Inter-American Development Bank should assist with programs designed to promote and finance industrial exports, as well as underwriting tourism projects.
As it stands, Germany is strong in traditional industrial sectors, but has fallen behind its competitors in Asia and the United States in terms of investment in research and development.
In today's world, economic prosperity comes not from natural resources or production of industrial goods such as coal and steel, but from the production of new ideas and new products.
Likewise, the heavy-water reactor at Arak will have to be redesigned to produce only radioisotopes for medicinal and industrial purposes, or for research into other peaceful uses of nuclear energy, with the spent fuel it produces shipped out of the country.
And Foshan’s urbanization rate, supported by high-quality infrastructure and an advanced industrial sector, reached 94%.
Foshan has more than 30 specialized market towns with sophisticated industrial clusters and local supply chains linked to international markets.
From the first telegraph line between Washington and Baltimore, constructed by the Federal government in 1842, to the modern internet, from agricultural extension services in the 19th century to military related research in the 20th and 21st, new industries were promoted through a quiet, market-oriented, industrial policy.
Oil exports and output of automobiles – Iran’s leading manufacturing industry – had each declined by two-thirds, and restless industrial workers were demanding back pay.
But the end of the fixed exchange-rate regime for industrial countries did not end activist management of currencies.
Industrial production, moreover, has plunged by a staggering 24%.
The Group’s report showed that a modest price on emissions, in the range of $20-25 per ton of carbon dioxide, would push incentives in the right direction, raise substantial public revenue, and foster private investment crucial to the new industrial revolution needed to make the low-carbon economy a reality.
Private-sector flows will be vital to the entrepreneurship and innovations that must be at the heart of the new industrial revolution.
Soon, it will begin to taper off, and industrial output will approach full capacity.
Every point of leverage – from government contracts and industrial licenses to national awards – is used to maintain this ecosystem of power.
Recent improvements in data for industrial production, fixed investment, and retail sales suggest that the Chinese economy, which had slowed in recent quarters, may already be on the mend.
In other words, there are twice as many industrial fishing vessels catching fish as the oceans can sustain.
Meanwhile, job losses in the short to medium term can be minimized by focusing cuts in capacity on a relatively small number of large industrial vessels, as opposed to small-scale artisanal fleets.
But – and herein lies the third key trend – the Gulf economies are now undergoing an upgrade, ascending various industrial value chains.
As it focuses on inflation, however, the RBI must recognize that emerging markets are not as resilient as industrial economies.
Brazil, despite its large domestic market and strong industrial sector, took a serious hit.
Poor regions want to use federal resources to ensure that their residents have a minimum standard of living; richer regions want to invest money in industrial development, hoping such development will spark a revival that lifts the entire economy.
Moreover, China is believed to have long used state intervention, including industrial policy, to limit US businesses and investment in the domestic market, while enabling Chinese enterprises to achieve rapid technological progress.
Then, as now, the backlash came chiefly from rich industrial countries, rather than from poor peripheral countries which were often seen as the objects of capitalist exploitation.
Again, there is an anti-international right that has come to play some role in all the major industrial countries, and that tries to defend existing prosperity and property rights from the vagaries of international markets.
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