Sentences with phrase «industrial countries»
As it is very healthy and gluten - free, it is finding increased use as a food in industrial countries as well.
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Totally agree, if these companies were providing a decent living wage and had universal health care as they have in most other advanced industrial countries, I would be satisfied.
The Australian share market is only 7 per cent below its peak, a much stronger outcome than in any of the major industrial countries.
That distance has remained constant or fallen across a number of industrial countries, again indicating banks are no less risky than in the past, and perhaps riskier.
It is unlikely because people are spending, the credit market is healthy, and there is no sign of recession in most industrial countries.
The range of policy interest rates among industrial countries remains unusually wide.
CO2 emissions in developing countries surpassed those from industrial countries in 2005 and have since continued to soar.
Between 2000 and 2050, world population is projected to grow by 3 billion, but little of this growth is projected for industrial countries or for the rural developing world.
«We are literally the only industrial country in the world that doesn't have paid family leave,» she said.
Most industrial countries developed through active state intervention rather than free trade.
In industrial countries as a group, the share of the population aged 65 and over is expected to increase from 16 to 26 percent between now and 2050.
A new report that looks at the skill of using technology to solve problems and evaluate information ranks American workers 18th out of 18 participating industrial countries.
The 2011 slowdown in industrial countries also decreased the flow of wealth to developing economies.
Many industrial countries are still struggling to recover from the Great Recession.
This ETF consists of several corporate Bonds from so called industrial countries.
Actually, most industrial countries even now protect their own steel mills against the competition of imports.
According to studies, about one - third of the persons surveyed in several industrial countries reported too little sleep.
That would be officials — and businesses — located in the big industrial countries.
The same arguments, they say, apply to most of the rich industrial countries, whose economies are dependent on the fossil - fuel industry.
How can they overcome — and even take advantage of — their differences with competitors from advanced industrial countries?
It is unlikely because people are spending, the credit market is healthy, and there is no sign of recession in most industrial countries.
It was one of the key topics at this month's meeting of education ministers from the G7 group of leading industrial countries, held in Japan.
The great Keynesian stimulus that was supposed to guarantee recovery left most industrial countries with government deficits in excess of 10 % of GDP.
Attendees produced the so - called Berlin Mandate, setting out the terms for a negotiation process that would produce binding commitments by industrial countries to reduce their heat - trapping emissions after the year 2000.
Unlike the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, in which a binding treaty required industrial countries party to the pact to reduce their carbon - dioxide emissions by a collective average of 5.5 percent between 2008 and 2012, the new agreement's budding form is more bottom up than top down.
In the large industrial countries, on the other hand, the rebound has been more tentative, and driven more by the turn in the inventory cycle and temporary policy measures than a strong pick - up in private demand.
Time magazine carried an essay entitled «The Global First Amendment War,» saying that «at stake, ultimately, is the right of readers, radio listeners and television viewers everywhere to be properly [sic] informed about the world around them; for the developing and industrial countries alike to learn about one another without hindrance.
If industrial countries want to stop China and India depending on fossil fuel, they should supply them clean energy technoligies, let them directly go to low carbon, green economy developement not same way of west countries.
... Redirecting more $ 250 billion in subsidies in industrial countries away from coal and oil and putting them behind carbon - free technologies; Creating a large fund, which has been estimated at about $ 300 billion a year for a decade, to transfer clean energy to poor countries.
The effects of SES on dietary intake have found disparities favouring a more healthy dietary pattern among those of higher SES in industrial countries over the past four decades (Lallukka et al. 2009).
Utilities in 8 states and many other industrial countries now offer such purchases.
He focuses on the country's growing pains during its rise to becoming a global superpower and high - powered industrial country while also attempting to better understand its cultural traditions and political climate as a Westerner.
Oh well, industrial country problem of the day...
So compared with the «average industrial country», the case of an industrialised, commodity producer like Australia has more complex dynamics.
In this «average» industrial country case, monetary policy may need to be tightened to control medium - term inflation, or it may not.
He succeeded in persuading them and when he left office in 1976, we were undoubtedly a more progressive industrial country.
Fourteen percent said the United States should not take action to combat global warming unless other major industrial countries like China and India do so as well.
In industrial countries outside of North America, however, population is creeping back into public and even political consciousness.
For every $ 100 of agricultural gross domestic product in 1995, industrial countries invested $ 2.70 in public agricultural R&D, developing countries just 62 cents.
Brain Training for Buildings The single most important technological innovation that can make cities in industrial countries livable would be development of affordable «smart building» retrofits — a smart building would monitor the quality of indoor air, mechanical and electrical systems, and self - diagnose any faults.
More surprising, upon its twenty - second birthday, Petersen's picture finds itself a metaphor for a great industrial country led blindly into a prolonged war to no good, understandable end but for the dealing of death in an alien place.
Nine industrial countries apply the family taxation principle.
On the one hand we have decoded human DNA, bringing within reach the possibility to prolong life indefinitely; on the other hand we have seen the transformation of industrial countries into leisure societies and the simultaneous exploitation of the Third World as a depot of cheap labor and manpower, where time is still a negotiable commodity.
Carbon emissions would have risen even faster were it not for the 7 percent drop among industrial countries since 2007 — a group that includes the United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.