Analysts say the recovery is being propped up by government spending and could be vulnerable if trade or state-driven investment weakens.
Post-Soviet Armenia has embraced trade, made legal reforms, privatized state-owned enterprises and slashed inflation to 2.9% since joining the World Trade Organization in 2003.
Many California businesses have argued that forcing reductions in carbon emissions through a cap-and-trade platform will cause industry to move out-of-state.
That leaves Mongolia's biggest bank, the state-owned Trade and Development Bank.
He was president of a state-registered trade union, the unlikely sounding Union of Nomadic Metalworking Gypsies, but this may have arisen simply because his clanspeople were metalworkers.
The plans he's pursued have resulted in a number of initial successes: membership in the World Trade Organization in April 2000, privatization of state-owned industries such as the phone company and, most impressive, a Free Trade Agreement with the U.S. Jordan is only the fourth country in the world to achieve such a feat, following Canada, Mexico and Israel.
The plans he's pursued have resulted in a number of initial successes: membership in the World Trade Organization in April 2000, privatization of state-owned industries, such as the phone company, and most impressively, a Free Trade Agreement with the U.S. Jordan is only the fourth country in the world to achieve such a feat, following Canada, Mexico and Israel.
Last year Australia said it would not include investor-state arbitration in future trade agreements.
Mr Boccieri's vote in favour of cap-and-trade is extremely damaging in a state that depends on coal for almost all of its power.
Next month, officials will open trade-in centers there and elsewhere in Michoacan state where residents can receive tablets, netbooks or money.
As always in such matters, truly free trade--as opposed to mercantilist extensions of state power--would be the greatest salve of all.
Right now, the opposition is led by turf-conscious state insurance regulators, consumer groups, member-owned insurance companies and trade groups representing independent insurance agents.
And that, in turn, is a prelude to the stated goal of having trade unions in all of China's non-state-owned companies by 2010.
The clearest cases of such transnational state-spoilers concern the drug trade.
The system was established as a trade-off that provides a public benefit: the state agrees to grant a limited monopoly to an inventor in return for disclosing how the technology works.
Several departments emblematic of old-style central planning, such as coal and machine-building, have been subsumed under a new "super-ministry, " the State Economic and Trade Commission.
Once dominated by poorly managed and inefficient state-run firms that were protected behind trade barriers, now it is globally integrated and profitable.
More recently, large state-owned savings banks and foreign-trade banks have been privatised.
In a 2010 investigation of the industry, the Federal Trade Commission found that some death-debt collectors flout federal and state laws by duping relatives into thinking that they have to pay the debts of the deceased.
He has privatized most of the country's state-owned industries, implemented a free-trade pact with the U.S. and revamped the school system.
Indeed, a large-scale national debate has begun over debt-related litigation, prompted by the Federal Trade Commission and certain state and local officials.
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Trade lawyers and scholars are traveling around the country, advising state-owned and private enterprises and local government officials about the impact of WTO decisions and cases.
Further complicating matters, Shell was also negotiating to trade half of its 55% stake in Sakhalin II with state-owned gas monopoly Gazprom for half of a giant natural gas field called Zapolyarnoye.
India is also a great country, with a proud civilisation, which is modernising its state-strung economy and looking for ways to boost trade.
Economic liberalization, including industrial deregulation, privatization of state-owned enterprises, and reduced controls on foreign trade and investment, began in the early 1990s and has served to accelerate the country's growth, which has averaged more than 7% per year since 1997.
As a trade-off for the exemption, the Arkansas side collects a 1% higher state sales tax.
Under the law, the trade-off between work and leisure is, in effect, made by the French state, with unexpected results.
Some analysts have warned China's recovery is being shored up by state-led investment and bank lending and could be vulnerable if trade or investment weakens.
Democrats may have a tougher time at the polls in general next year: Green policies like the state's renewable energy mandate, cap and trade and a low-carbon fuel standard will start kicking into high gear in 2014.
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Tim Harcourt, an economist at the University of New South Wales, believes that the motor trade can prosper without state handouts as it shifts from the mass manufacture of yester-year to the niche research and development industry.
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