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Studies in the 1990's seemed to bear out this gloomy scenario: inequality of per capita output between India's states was increasing as they moved further apart in their performance.
The difference cannot possibly be related to educational quality, because those who moved from poor municipalities to richer ones also earned more.
Rwanda’s Ministry of Education has already moved to integrate elements of the program in TVETs across the country.
As antimicrobial drugs became more widely available, however, the focus moved away from preventive measures.
Sensibly, European Commission leaders have already moved in this direction by voiding concessions made by the EU to the UK back in February and declaring that there “will be no renegotiation.”
In recent decades, Europe has not moved vigorously enough on these fronts, but it is not too late to pick up the pace.
Indeed, just in the last year and a half, the European Central Bank adopted its own version of FG, then moved to ZIRP, and then embraced CE, before deciding to try NDR.
A report released in August by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, of which I am a member, found that if the world moved toward a low-carbon economy – for example, by phasing out fossil-fuel subsidies, halting deforestation, and putting more electric vehicles on the road – $26 trillion could be added to the global economy by 2030.
This was evident when Macierewicz, springing his latest surprise, moved to limit Poland’s role in Eurocorps – an integrated military unit built around a core Franco-German brigade.
The rest of the world may have moved on, but the girls’ parents wake each morning to a day of uncertainty and resignation.
The reason I argue for this provision is my positive experience in India, having recently moved here from the US.
One of the three brothers moved to York, Maine; another moved to Boston.
So, during the supposedly stable post-war period, manufacturing (and construction) jobs actually moved en masse from the Northeast and Midwest to the Sun Belt.
India’s corrupt elites had moved from controlling licenses to cornering newly valuable resources like land.
In the end, it was the ECB that stepped into the breach, drowning eurozone banks with liquidity to make sure that they purchased every government bond that moved – and then some.
We met, along with our mutual friend Adam Gopnik, in Roth’s book-lined Manhattan apartment, where he has moved after announcing his retirement from writing.
Joshua Greene, a philosophy graduate now working in psychology who has recently moved from Princeton University to Harvard, studied how people respond to a set of imaginary dilemmas.
New research from the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) shows that cross-border migrants – more than 90% of whom have moved for economic reasons – comprise just 3.4% of the world’s population, but contribute nearly 10% of global GDP.
The views of office holders have moved much closer to those commonly found atop the income distribution.
For example, from work that Acemoglu has done with David Autor (also at MIT), we know that incomes for the top 10% moved up sharply during the 1980’s.
Computing power has moved from our laptops and cellphones to the cloud, and we are all better off for it.
The amount of travel should then be related to the amount of know-how that needs to be moved around.
Now Turkey has moved ahead, and may even join the European Union.
But it remains very expensive, and efforts to develop the technology at scale have moved slowly.
As labor and capital moved from low-productivity sectors and regions to high-productivity activities, resource allocation became more efficient, real wages rose, and the economic structure was upgraded.
Since Mbeki’s ouster in September, the new South African government of Kgalema Motlanthe has moved quickly to implement effective measures against AIDS.
This did not settle the matter; the passion for human rights simply moved to the next level.
In the House of Lords, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, a former Lord Chancellor, moved an amendment requiring the bill to distinguish between marriage (same sex) and marriage (opposite sex).
The situation started to change in 1988-1991, when the history of the USSR and the Russian revolutions moved to the center of public attention.
The remains of Andrey Denikin, a “white” general, have recently been moved to Moscow, and the remains of Vladimir Karpel, another “White” general, to Irkutsk.
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