The large, high growth emerging economies have certain advantages.

Still, Russia and China are both large and powerful economies.

Many of them have large pockets of poverty, and some are large economies with very significant neighbourhood effects.

By and large, Asian emerging economies were more prudently managed during the past decade.

This is because Germany is growing faster than the other large economies, France and Italy.

Moreover, the aforementioned developing economies all have one thing in common large current account deficits.

In recent decades, the large advanced economies with the highest taxes have grown most slowly.

And the great distortions from being too big to fail loom large over many economies.

It is difficult to overstate the dependence of modern economies on large scale computer systems.

This bias is mitigated in advanced economies by various flexible financing tools offered by large banks.

In the early twentieth century, a large share of even advanced economies populations was still employed in agriculture.

But when large economies whose currencies are used internationally need more resources, they can just print more money.

These large scale changes will have to be coordinated, at least informally if not tightly, among the major economies.

That is why the world s wealthier economies, those with the most productive market systems, also have large public sectors.

Economies of scale tend to favour uniform approaches in large scale centralised schemes for the restoration of degraded lands.

While large market economies are moving towards making resale price maintenance a rule of reason issue, rather than a per se illegal practice, such practices harm small economies like Costa Rica.

The bottom line is that China and India are still large economies, growing rapidly, and consuming massive amounts of resources.

Countries like China that have large surpluses will have to rely much more on domestic demand to fuel their economies.

This will lessen the need felt by emerging economies for self insurance against financial instability, by building up large reserves.

These are large countries with huge economies, where conspiring and doling out small perks and favors is not very effective.

Trade as a proportion of national income is more important for many developing countries than for most large developed economies.

Jerven notes that many African countries have trouble measuring the size of their relatively large subsistence economies and unrecorded economic activity.

First, many large emerging market countries have done a better job than Europe at managing their economies over the last decade.

The major emerging economies are too large and too important to be left out of the search for globally cooperative outcomes.

China s inevitable growth slowdown, along with a large tail risk, threatens stable growth in Asian economies that have become increasingly interdependent.

The unemployment rate in Spain, one of Europe s large economies, has sky rocked to 20 and still shows no sign of improving.

Thus, emerging economies with large twin deficits and other macroeconomic fragilities may experience further downward pressure on their financial markets and growth rates.

The accumulation of large surpluses, especially in emerging Asian economies and oil exporting countries, enabled the US to finance its current account deficit.

The retail sector is characterized by economies of scale and scope as well as vertical integration and the existence of large retail chains.

This is a particularly useful framework for analyzing the evolution of ancient but re emerging economies such as China and India, which are large enough to have a profound impact on other economies and on our natural environment.

The banks in question are so large and so central to the functioning of economies that each of them is too big to regulate.

But, because indirect taxes are more easily avoided by operating many small units instead of one large unit, economies of scale cannot be realized.

A vital distinction between market economies is the degree to which ownership of large firms is separate from a firm's day to day management.

(j) The trends in UNOPS portfolio development illustrate that full cost recovery is best assured from large, complex portfolios that achieve economies of scale.

This is because the Fund has experienced exceptionally high access and prolonged use of its resources by a few large economies in the last decade.

Their recipe is for the high tax, high social spending (and not so small deficit) policies of the large northern European economies, Germany and France.

The elderly would thus account for a far greater share of China s population than in other large emerging economies, such as Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Mexico.

By now, the global repercussions are clear, falling most acutely on developing economies with large current account deficits namely, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, and South Africa.

BARCELONA In recent months, the dichotomy between booming financial markets, on the one hand, and sluggish economies and dysfunctional politics, on the other, has loomed large.

Given their size and relative isolation, they are unable to achieve economies of scale or enter national and global value chains driven by large transnational corporations.

Almost all of the world s developed countries consider themselves, and are, social democracies mixed economies with very large governments performing a wide array of welfare and social insurance functions, and removing large chunks of wealth and commodity distribution from the market.

Today, as all major developed economies resort to expansionary monetary policy, the global economy is being flooded with excess liquidity, and a currency war is looming large.

Antifragility is crucial in large economies like China, where administration is largely centralized, but activities are dispersed among families, civil society, markets, and the various levels of government.

Since these are the fastest growing large economies, the Bank s revision has clipped half a percentage point off world growth over the last five years, according to the IMF.

This allowed Germany to improve its competitive position in world markets vis à vis the other large euro zone economies, where there were no productivity revolutions, silent or otherwise.