Indians into a buoyant middle class.

The remittance flow continues to be buoyant.

Yet the buoyant self confidence of today s Spain is completely absent from Poland.

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I want want tobacco, he muttered. I became extremely buoyant.

China s economy is prone to rapid growth, with buoyant investment demand sustaining powerful short term inflationary pressures.

Archimedes' principle indicates that the upward buoyant force which is exerted on a body immersed in fluid,

Markets have been understandably buoyant in the first quarter of 2013.

The global economy in a phase of buoyant expansion welcomed India s information technology services.

In the next few months, the buoyant optimism pervading financial markets may prove to be justified.

Democracy has been restored after half century of dictatorial disruption. Yet the buoyant self confidence of today s Spain is completely absent from Poland.

These mean reverting processes are, well, reverting, implying that the buoyant performance of the recent past is unlikely to return any time soon.

Many of them are successfully tapping into buoyant demand in emerging economies, generating significant free cash flow.

Still others (China and Korea) exploited seemingly limitless globalization and buoyant international trade to capture growing market shares.

As long as stock prices are buoyant, business leaders are not scared of future taxes or of policy uncertainty.

And the rising tide of India's spectacular economic growth has lifted over 400 million Indians into a buoyant middle class.

It also created a more buoyant market for the securities of Freddie and Fannie, feeding the originate and distribute machine.

The drug trade had all the characteristics of a thriving enterprise, with buoyant demand, steady supplies and no shortage of investment.

So, how much room is left in the relationship between debt and economic performance for a country with low interest rates, low inflation, buoyant stock prices, and healthy prior growth?

Growth also accelerated in New Zealand while remaining substantially unchanged in Australia in 2004, supported by buoyant domestic demand and high commodity prices.

Paraguay offered many opportunities and was committed to institutional strengthening, with a society that maintained broad religious freedom in a buoyant regional scenario.

The other problem was the suit was so buoyant that they had to strap my feet in to keep me from floating up.

The banks may remain too big to fail, but, with their chance of failing lower in a more buoyant economy, the immediate subsidy declines.

Data for 2004 indicate that North and Central Asia enjoyed another year of buoyant growth, although marginally slower than the pace attained in 2003.

Markets have been understandably buoyant in the first quarter of 2013. Most economic data confirm that, after the trauma caused by the global financial crisis, the United States economy is healing, and doing so in an accelerated fashion.

A more buoyant international economy, particularly in Western Europe, and increased access to markets can do much to quicken the process of integrating the transition economies into the world economy.

Finally, Japan s external environment today is more challenging. During the post Kobe reconstruction period, world demand was buoyant and global productivity surged, owing to China s gathering boom, America s information technology and communications revolution, and political and economic convergence in Europe.

The government increasingly tightened its policies as the economy continued to surge ahead due to asset bubbles, high local government investment spending, and buoyant demand in global markets for Chinese goods.

English Page 12. The international trade of the developing economies of the ESCAP region was buoyant in 1991 1992 despite the recession and slow down in world trade and economic activity.

During the post Kobe reconstruction period, world demand was buoyant and global productivity surged, owing to China s gathering boom, America s information technology and communications revolution, and political and economic convergence in Europe.

The more responsibilities central banks have acquired, the greater the expectations for what they can achieve, especially with regard to the much sought after trifecta of greater financial stability, faster economic growth, and more buoyant job creation.

But can it happen as long as interest rates remain low, stock prices remain buoyant, and inflation remains subdued? I and other economists including Larry Summers, Laura Tyson, Paul Krugman, and many more believe that it cannot.

The establishment of the World Trade Organization marked an unprecedented achievement in the creation of a more buoyant international economic system, and her delegation looked forward to the entry into force of the Final Act in 1995.

Growth will be driven by increased volumes of oil exports oil prices that are expected to remain at the higher levels of the past year strong demand and favourable prices for non oil commodities and buoyant domestic demand in most countries.

The global economy seems to be walking on water, shrugging off soaring oil prices, policy paralysis in Europe, unsustainable borrowing by the United States, and record housing prices. Is it because, as G 8 leaders would have us believe, investors are in a buoyant mood, confident in their leaders stewardship of the global economy?

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