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As it stands, large parts of UK agriculture are locked into the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which is accused of driving the sector toward larger, more industrial, and more environmentally damaging practices, including by failing to support farm diversity and directing payments to Britain’s wealthiest landowners.
Speculation on Africa's basic products and raw materials, which has driven down prices for most commodities over the last four decades, might be addressed by creating a mechanism that ties, for an agreed time, the prices of these items to those of
industrial
goods and services.
The two sides agreed “to work together toward zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-auto
industrial
goods.”
African governments must undertake
industrial
policies to help restructure their economies.
The goal of
industrial
policies is to identify these spillovers, and governments have done a very credible job in this respect.
The world’s most successful developing countries – those in East Asia – did just this, and among the lessons to be shared are those concerning how they conducted
industrial
policies at a time when their governments lacked the sophistication and depth of talent that they have today.
Weaknesses in governance may affect the instruments of
industrial
policy, but not its use.
In addition to having become the world’s
industrial
park, China now has more mobile phone subscribers than the combined populations of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and the number of Internet users has just surpassed that in the US.
A common market – including harmonized policies for free movement of factors of production – will enhance competitiveness,
industrial
development, and productivity.
Old
industrial
England, in cities like Sunderland and Manchester, voted against better-off London.
In September, inflation skyrocketed to 38% a month, and
industrial
production plummeted by 15%.
Both GDP and
industrial
production fell by 5% in 1998, and the IMF forecast a further decline in GDP of 9% in 1999.
Industrial
production has recovered month by month.
These transfers leave thousands of fishing-dependent communities struggling to compete with subsidized rivals and threaten the food security of millions of people as
industrial
fleets from distant lands deplete their oceanic stocks.
Since the 1990s, when foreign vessels, primarily from the EU and China, began to fish on an
industrial
scale off its shores, it has become impossible for many local fishers to make a living or feed their families.
According to fisheries economists, subsidies by some of the world’s richest countries are the only reason large-scale
industrial
fishing in areas beyond coastal countries’ 200-mile exclusive economic zones is profitable.
As a result,
industrial
fishing far from shore undermines developing countries’ coastal, mostly artisanal, fisheries.
Hundreds of thousands of
industrial
and commercial control systems, including the rapidly growing Internet of Things, are leaving ever-wider swaths of everyday life vulnerable to disruption.
The PCP approach is designed to maximize the impact of all partner programs and projects that are relevant to
industrial
development.
We stand ready to support Africa on its path to inclusive and sustainable
industrial
development – during IDDA III and beyond.
As it stands, the two leading approaches to enriching and enlarging the world’s food supply are genetic engineering and
industrial
processing with additives and chemicals.
The most recent major study on the topic found that, from 1990 to 2007, the penetration of
industrial
robots – defined as autonomous, automatically controlled, reprogrammable, and multipurpose machines – undermined both employment and wages.
They will remain an important source of import demand, especially for high technology and
industrial
goods.
Such projects would greatly boost integration of the Maghreb if they were accompanied by
industrial
projects based on gas as feedstock or as an energy source and jointly developed with EU partners.
In Austria in 1931, the problem was rooted in the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I, hyperinflation in the early 1920s, and banks’ excessive exposure to the
industrial
sector.
Once investors see that Brazil's fiscal policy is sustainable, and they see continued low interest rates in the
industrial
core, Brazil will look more attractive.
Cheap money with limited investment outlets now risks fueling property bubbles and
industrial
overcapacity.
Eventually, technological progress undermined
industrial
capitalism.
For less skilled workers, however, service-sector jobs meant giving up the negotiated benefits of
industrial
capitalism.
Workers in low-income countries should not be deprived of fundamental rights for the sake of
industrial
development and export performance.
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