• Emerging markets are direct or indirect sellers of economic resources and final goods to mature economies, and a recession in these economies will certainly spread to mature economies.

    FORBES: Emerging Markets cannot escape a global recession

  • Deeper shifts will also be necessary: a strengthening of consumer society in China, for example, and a reallocation of resources towards tradable goods and services in Britain and America.

    ECONOMIST: Debt reduction

  • The billionaires too often flourish thanks to political connections and access to natural resources, land and public goods such as telecoms spectrum.

    ECONOMIST: Politics

  • We had to reduce food costs, so that families could spend money on other goods, and resources could flow to other economic sectors.

    NEWYORKER: Testing, Testing

  • The more people see that they can create and maintain their own objects around them, he believes, the less they will squander resources on cheap and transient goods.

    FORBES: Energetic Mind

  • China deploys government in the allocation of economic resources to the production of private goods and services.

    FORBES: Why China's Rich Want To Immigrate To America

  • When the rise of the foreign industry is due to it becoming more efficient, producing more goods with the same resources, both nations gain.

    FORBES: No President Obama, We Can't "Outcompete" Other Countries

  • For now, China's concern for regime stability, continued economic growth, markets for its goods and access to resources around the world to fuel that growth continue to drive its policy choices.

    CNN: Analysis: Keeping a check on America's banker

  • Trinidad and Tobago is the leading Caribbean producer of oil and gas, and its economy is heavily dependent upon these resources but it also supplies manufactured goods, notably food products and beverages, as well as cement to the Caribbean region.

    FORBES: Trinidad and Tobago

  • And since price rationing allows individualism through personal valuation the social engineers have even engrossed themselves into the manipulation of the medium of exchange, or the money that we use to place value on the goods, services, resources, investments, interest, and wages that are critical to an economy.

    FORBES: We're All Economists Now: Scarcity Lessons For High School Students

  • Can you name a person who ended up poor and unhappy because they devoted too many resources to the voluntary production of public goods of actual value to the rest of society?

    FORBES: Economists and the Public Good

  • As a result, according to the World Bank, from 2001 to 2002 growth accelerated in the industries that export natural resources but slowed in those that produce goods for the home market.

    ECONOMIST: Russia's economy

  • Free markets excel in allocating economic resources efficiently and effectively in the production of private goods, in accommodating the discovery and exploitation of genuine business opportunities, creating wealth in the process.

    FORBES: How to Solve the US Long-term Debt Problem: Rebalance the Roles of Markets and Government

  • Lucky (if ironic) for them, nearly half of goods exports are in energy and mineral resources, where the sky's the limit these days, but that leaves plenty else to sell in tougher world markets.

    FORBES: Ruddy Complexion

  • Poor in natural resources but highly skilled at manufacturing, Germany exports more goods and services as a percentage of its GDP than any other major country worldwide.

    FORBES: Why Germany Cannot Escape Inevitable Inflation

  • State-controlled manufacturers sell goods on the global market and buy up natural resources.

    ECONOMIST: The state and the economy

  • The site will offer online networking resources so two or more small firms could potentially package their goods and services to present a stronger bid on any contract.

    WSJ: New Site Aims to Relieve Supplier Woes

  • The first was the discovery of the New World and the decision to give the port of Seville in the south exclusive rights to all the goods, notably silver, imported from the vast resources opening up in South America.

    BBC: Eurozone crisis: Catalonia's place in Spain

  • Due to widely varying country conditions, some African economies can take advantage of favorable wages and natural resources and benefit from taking timely measures to develop and export manufacturing goods.

    CNN: Opinion: Could Africa be world's next manufacturing hub?

  • As resources such as labour and capital are released from intermediate activities into the production of goods, the overall supply of goods will increase and prices will fall.

    ECONOMIST: Letters | The

  • For producers of many chemical and energy products, which reduce the country's scarce natural resources and harm the local environment, Beijing has completely eliminated the rebates to keep those goods in China.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • They should provide international public goods (such as research into the treatment of tropical diseases) and should transfer resources to alleviate poverty in the very poorest countries, and those that do not have access to private capital.

    ECONOMIST: Slimming the Bretton Woods duo

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