Lower trade barriers, particularly in textiles and agriculture, are vital for these countries' economic prospects.
And the truth is that massive changes are needed for these countries to regain competitiveness.
For these countries, globalisation is a good thing, but hardly a matter of life or death.
Euro membership makes adjustment to the required current account surpluses for these countries all the harder.
So that is the reason why we have decided to strengthen and improve joint assistance mechanisms for these countries.
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The bonanza could not have come at a better time for these countries.
For these transitions to succeed, and for these countries to achieve their full potential, all faiths must be respected and protected.
As different as the regulatory landscape and economic outlook is for these countries this year, most seem to be worried about the same thing, however.
This is not really negotiable: if there is no path to recovery for these countries, either Germany has to bail them out indefinitely or the eurozone breaks apart.
And I think it is imperative for American foreign policy looking forward to engage both energy suppliers and rising energy consumers like China in a way that is going to reduce the incentives for these countries to play this game.
For these countries Mr Ghosh and his co-authors advocate debt restructuring in advance of monetary easing. (The IMF has also recommended a swift entry to the euro.) But otherwise, their macroeconomic prescriptions are very IMF 1.0: if a parity is to be defended, high rates will be needed.
More in-depth planning and preparation will be underway soon in the other three countries and the next CapEFA article for these five countries will report on progress.
Since 1997, the ETFs for these 15 countries have produced an average annualized total return (including dividends) of 8.4%.
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Germans will wonder why it has taken so long for these other countries to start putting reforms in place.
Now, with sovereign debt and bank solvency problems brewing once again in Ireland, and growing concerns that even larger problems are at hand in Portugal and Spain, it looks to us like another ECB rescue package for these troubled countries and their banking institutions could very well be in the offing.
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Just as the wave of fortune-building is happening in these regions for the first time, these countries are also experiencing for the first time capitalist recessions, for which their populations are not mentally prepared.
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And for these top 10 countries, medal counts are following the GDP (which is kind of expected).
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This week, there are worries about Italy and Spain as well, with yields for bonds of these countries rising.
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In exchange for helping these weaker countries it wants to embed its economic model with the rest of the eurozone.
Second, a strong rebound in the demand for the products these countries produce by developed economies like the US, Germany and France.
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For the moment these countries are in recession, with the problems deepening.
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Demand for food in these countries will also double, which, at their current low levels of agricultural productivity, will drive up demand for forest land.
The price is still being paid with wages and costs being slashed in an attempt for these mainly southern countries to regain competitiveness within a monetary union.
This will be the third year of steep budget cuts for most of these countries, yet policy makers in Brussels, Frankfurt and Berlin think it the bare minimum to maintain market confidence.
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Many of the animals killed for food in these countries were once racehorses, and the use of bute at racetracks across the US is so widespread that one scientist speaking to the New York Times called these horses "walking pharmacies".
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Its ties to these countries include ownership and development stakes in oil and gas fields that have generated significant revenues for the governments of these countries.
The enrollments for foreign students will be made by the departments of these countries responsible for this selection.
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