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Why Do Economies Stop Growing?

It is true, however, that the developing countries share has increased significantly during recent years, a reflection of the fast rate of expansion of imports into the fast growing economies of South and East Asia.

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Asia has the world's fastest growing economies.

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Fast growing regions should also be encouraged to support those lagging behind.

With its large populations and fast growing economies, it is difficult to exaggerate the region s economic importance. American companies export more than 300 billion in goods and services to countries in the region each year.

In fact, many of these fast growing economies in East Asia had become major markets for a wide range of commodities, including metals, agricultural materials, high valued foodstuffs, and energy supplied by other developing countries.

Emerging market countries run current account surpluses, while advanced economies have deficits. One would expect fast growing, capital scarce (and young) developing countries to be importing capital from the rest of world to finance consumption and investment.

Ireland is one of the fastest growing economies in the European Union today.

Although still in its infancy, literature on the evaluation of restorative justice intervention is growing fast.

During the year 2005, PSD started to materially invest in fund raising in China, India and the Russian Federation, convinced that in these fast growing economies considerable amounts of money would be raised in the years to come.

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Food prices are rising fast, placing some basic commodities out of reach for a growing portion of the population.

Economically, the United States, the eurozone, the United Kingdom, and Japan are all idling. Even fast growing emerging markets (China, emerging Asia, and Latin America), and export oriented economies that rely on these markets (Germany and resource rich Australia), are experiencing sharp slowdowns.

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke s notion of a global savings glut is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates. Credit constraints in fast growing developing economies may be the reason why the glut emerged in the first place.

From Santiago to Seoul and from Brasilia to Beijing, growing and prosperous economies dotted the globe.

OFDI from Asian developing economies was contributing to growing South South FDI flows and intra regional investment.

It has recently become fashionable to disparage the economic performance of the large emerging countries, particularly China and the other BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, and India). But it is hardly a surprise that these countries are no longer growing as fast as they once did.

Growing poverty, stagnating economies, fragile institutions and declining export earnings had led to a deterioration of the environment.

The fast growing interest in and levels of co financing for UNCDF programmes further attest to the recognized value of the UNCDF approach.

There are an increasing number of middle income developing countries characterized by their world class technologies and rapidly growing economies.

Fear of the disease s seemingly inexorable spread hampered trade, business activity, and travel in the affected countries. In December, the World Bank downgraded its growth estimates for the formerly fast growing economies of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, which are now expected to lose 1.6 billion in income in 2015.

This is because fast growing, newly industrialized countries are likely to attract more migrant workers as their own workers move into higher value added economic activities.

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This is difficult for SMEs, because they operate in isolation and therefore find it difficult to integrate into global trade and to access fast growing export markets.

The Agency has developed a fast growing microfinance and microenterprise programme, which assists in developing the entrepreneurial skills, income generating capacity and self reliance of the refugees.

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Given Southeast Asia s growing economic importance, the implications of this trend could not be weightier. The ASEAN countries combined annual GDP is already 2.4 trillion and growing fast, owing to their rapidly expanding middle class, highly skilled workers, and increasingly upscale markets.

Fast growing global energy demands, an increased emphasis on the security of energy supplies and the risk of climate change are driving a renewed consideration of nuclear power.

Agro based industries are of prime importance to developing countries in general, and LDCs in particular, as a means of providing their fast growing populations with sustainable livelihoods.

How did these economies manage to grow so fast for so long and overcome the serious problems that they faced along the way? The answer is simple resilience.

Moreover, the economies that managed to narrow their external gaps with the US substantially after World War II, notably Germany, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, ran current account surpluses throughout their rapid growth periods. This contradicts American economists conventional wisdom that fast growing countries should borrow today against their larger future shares in the world economy.

But cities are simply unable to cope with the influx of migrants on the current scale. The fast growing metropolises of India, China, Brazil, and other major emerging economies offer plenty of jobs, but basic amenities are lacking as a result, many of the urban poor live in slums, without adequate health care, water supplies, or electricity.

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