Sentences with phrase «countries like»

-LRB-...) And though the company is still looking for ways to hedge financially, much of its currency woes stem from countries like Egypt, Venezuela, Argentina and Ukraine, «where there really isn't a financial hedging option.»

This bill permanently cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent to bring it closer to that of countries like Canada, which has a 15 percent corporate tax rate, or Ireland, which has a 12.5 percent rate.

If we don't, we may find ourselves at the mercy of other countries like China and Japan that are making innovation a priority.

The government intends to attract foreign investors from countries like Poland, Denmark and Norway, as -LSB-...]

Demand is so strong that Perth Mint brings in gold from mines in other countries like Papua New Guinea and New Zealand, and jewelry from South - East Asia that is refined down to the Mint's signature 99.99 percent gold bullion.

As Dodig says, other countries like the UK and Germany, for example, help and support innovators and newcomers — why can't Canada do the same?

In countries like South Korea, the cryptocurrency was traded at premiums closer to $ 4,000.

How can you have a fair trade deal with countries like Vietnam that pay workers 65 cents an hour and have no real health, safety, labour or environmental regulations?»

Also, well - paid manufacturing jobs have gone to low - cost countries like China.

Despite the 10 - year US Treasury bond only yielding roughly 2.2 %, that's still much higher than 10 - year Treasury bonds from countries like France (0.6 %), Germany (0.3 %), Japan (0.0 %), and Switzerland, where you actually lose money lending -LRB--0.2 %).

What about all the Arab countries like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait and the Trucial States, Etc. that have been supporting us?

In the Asian countries like China, India and Thailand, and the Arab countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE etc., strict regulations have always impeded the expansion plan of the businesses.

I have worked for some of the biggest and best known companies in the world and the level of waste and incompetence is really not that different than government especially in countries like ours where the public services are pretty good.

After being narrowly driven by a few countries like the United States and China, we have seen the expansion broaden out, with greater participation from Europe, Japan and various emerging markets, suggesting to us that the cycle has further to run.

Fearing a repeat of NAFTA - era legal disputes, European countries like Germany have repeatedly cited fear that CETA's ISDS would drastically lessen protection for European governments from trade deals gone wrong.

For example, it could buy eurozone bonds in relation to the outstanding debt of each country — a method that would favor the most indebted countries like Italy and Greece.

Countries like USA and Britain where Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) had a strong hold, had now slipped from the hands of Apple.

And if major countries like the US jump in and create their own digital currency, they will likely make competing «private» currencies illegal.

Foreign policy: Working conditions in Third World countries can be dangerous, as we have seen in countries like Bangladesh.

Whether these Canadians come from European countries like Ireland or Ukraine, or from Asian ones like India, it is inevitable that political conflicts from away will find expression here.

More punitive wealth taxes within countries like Italy, France and Spain have also encouraged some buyers resident in these markets to look elsewhere.

In countries like Germany and Japan, rooftop solar panels have helped boost capacity and bring record levels of renewable energy into the power mix.

Bitcoin is an essential key for several countries (mainly for developing countries like India), through which they flourish themselves and enhance their economic value.

Estimates of the economic multiplier for small open economies like Canada are lower than for larger countries like the United States.

Operations are diversified into countries like Inner Mongolia, USA, and Switzerland.

That would suggest that the best growth will be in countries like India, where it's still fairly young.

The digital currency has also gotten a big lift this year from mom - and - pop investors in countries like South Korea and Japan who don't want to miss out on the prospect of more big gains.

In fact, the inaccessibility to business capital is more profound for entrepreneurs in developing countries like Nigeria.

The best returns are more likely to be in countries like Brazil and China, where there's a soaring roster of people ages 30 to 60.

Official figures from Eurostat show that the fall in the eurozone unemployment rate has been painfully slow — declining to 11.1 % in April from 11.7 % a year earlier — and remains much higher in countries like Greece and Spain.

Third Fallacy: Jamie states that Bitcoin is good for countries like Ecuador and Venezuela where their currencies have collapsed.

Countries like Vietnam have threatened that accepting payments in cryptocurrency will incur heavy fines.

In Fault Lines, Rajan demonstrates how unequal access to education and health care in the United States puts us all in deeper financial peril, even as the economic choices of countries like Germany, Japan, and China place an undue burden on America to get its policies right.

The United States produces beef for both domestic and foreign customers, and many countries like Canada, Mexico, and Japan create a huge demand for American beef, driving the economy for thousands of farmers across the midwest.

When the Nordic Housing Bubble pops, formerly high - flying countries like Norway and Finland will have more in common with Spain and Italy than they ever imagined was possible.

While there is no doubt that a cooling of Chinese demand for commodities over the next few years will have an impact on Canada (as well as other resource exporting countries like Australia), China always takes the long term view and so should Canada.

As China moves to grow its domestic consumer economy, this can only be good news for countries like Canada which has always aspired to move beyond the export of «rocks and logs».

Other countries like the UK and the US that have good environments for research through their university systems have pools of engineers well versed in the developing technologies and see no immediate shortage.»

Countries like Hong Kong, Singapore and Indonesia have cryptocurrency economies worth watching, but it is Japan and South Korea that have emerged in full force to fill the gap.

Countries like Japan are spearheading adoption by introducing favorable regulation of the cryptocurrency space.

The United States produces beef for both domestic and foreign customers, and many countries like Canada, Mexico, and Japan create a

Unfortunately for the Japanese labour markets, as with many other countries, many young intellectuals seek further study elsewhere in countries like the UK that have renowned Universities and research facilities, taking a large portion of the skilled labour force the Japanese markets need, into other areas of work such as research and academia, a less hands on field that benefits the computer science industry on the whole but does not help specific firms achieve their targets directly.

Companies in other countries like Brazil, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Japan are eager to follow their lead, and recognize that they are far from ready (figure 3).

NRF also wants Congress to ensure that improvements in processing travel visas for travelers from countries like China, India and Brazil are maintained.

Countries like Britain and the Netherlands are taking a strict approach to rules on treating internet traffic equally whereas the United States may roll them back.

But commodity - exporting countries, especially those with weaker macroeconomic fundamentals, could be hit, contributing to negative market sentiment for countries like Brazil and Russia.

This is why countries like China, whose economies are not subject to these two constraints, are able to achieve GDP growth targets that for many years exceed the underlying growth of the economy.

Uber faces stiff resistance from taxi and limousine interests in countries like Spain, Germany and Belgium, among others, and will probably need to spend heavily to market itself to win favor with locals.

Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Dahlan said the country's GDP growth has overtaken Singapore, Indonesia and even higher than certain developed countries like the United States.

The idea that if the US contracted its bilateral deficit with every major country — and if deficit countries like the UK and India don't do anything to shift their policy (they'll remain deficit countries — the UK will do so due to London and India'll do so out of necessity)-- the US current account deficit will fall.