Within today s booming world economy, most developing countries have been growing rapidly.

Nor is a US that cuts back on import purchases more rapidly in the interest of any export oriented developing economy including China.

Many non Annex I Parties are developing rapidly.

While China s economy is growing very rapidly, Japan is still struggling.

At some point, the world economy will begin expanding rapidly again.

LONDON For at least a quarter century, the financial sector has grown far more rapidly than the economy as a whole, both in developed and in most developing countries.

High oil prices kept Russia's economy and common people's income growing rapidly.

Foreign direct investment from developing countries to other developing countries seems to be growing more rapidly than that from developed to developing countries.

Moreover, the economy proved resilient following the global financial crisis, with growth recovering rapidly.

The economy has grown rapidly, inequality is declining, and innovation is on the rise.

Public institutions were rapidly modernized, political democracy adopted, and a standard market economy created.

The single most important change in context is the rapidly deteriorating state of Iran s economy.

First, Russia is failing to diversify its economy rapidly enough. Oil is a mixed blessing.

Events are developing rapidly, with new information emerging from various sources since this morning.

Fourth, some developing countries were rapidly building up their capacities in ICT related services.

Can Developing Countries Carry the World Economy?

For 15 years, these three locomotives kept the world economy near full employment and growing rapidly.

Following further reforms in the late 1980s, foreign investment flowed into Indonesia, particularly into the rapidly developing export oriented manufacturing sector, and from 1989 to 1997, the Indonesian economy grew by an average of over 7 .

If the saving rate continues to rise rapidly, it could push America s fragile economy into another downturn.

And all of this distracts attention from the need to compete in a rapidly changing global economy.

Fair, rules based competition in a rapidly expanding global economy is far from a zero sum game.

From the late 1970 s until 2007, the financial sector grew far more rapidly than the real economy.

If the economy grows rapidly, there will be no problem if it does not, a pension crisis looms.

The ripple effect from Europe s stalling economy has thus spread rapidly to the rest of Asia and beyond.

The Malawian government faces challenges in developing a market economy, improving environmental protection, dealing with the rapidly growing HIV AIDS problem, improving the education system, and satisfying its foreign donors that it is working to become financially independent.

Well, what should our attitude be towards this world that we see very rapidly developing before us?

The rapidly growing developing countries cannot simply follow the economic growth path that today s rich countries traveled.

Developing countries internal trade is expanding with their economic size, and the large ones are restoring growth rapidly.

After all, it is entirely natural for late developing countries to grow rapidly, as is true of China today.

Despite the high rate of HIV AIDS infections, Malawi s population, like that of many developing nations, is growing rapidly.

Cancer is a major health concern, and the number of cancer cases is rising most rapidly in developing countries.

Within Military circles decision support systems are developing rapidly with the use of sophisticated but readily available geospatial software.

Responsibility for overseeing the global economy is passing rapidly from the G 7 8 to the G 20, as it should.

To be sure, Chinese military expenditures, up more than 12 this year, have been growing even more rapidly than its economy.

In today's international security climate, States are rapidly developing new strategies to protect their populations from the threat of terrorism.

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

China and India gained considerable economic power, and close neighbors in previously isolated communist states were rapidly integrated in the European economy.

In a rapidly opening global economy, emerging economies learned to access both technology and markets, thereby growing at unprecedented and accelerating rates.

In rapidly developing nations, demand for energy intense foods, like meat, is growing, increasing the total amount of fossil fuels used.

What Singh, Lula, and other world leaders really seem to want is to strengthen trust and cooperation even amidst a rapidly changing economy.

In a market economy, however, competition rapidly leads to emulation, and high profits associated with an original innovation turn out to be transitory.

Moreover, the economy wide productivity gap between the US and Western Europe does not appear to be widening very rapidly, if at all.

Developing private sectors with meaningful jobs is even more important in countries like Egypt, which have much younger and rapidly growing populations.

New capacity is mainly planned in developing countries and countries in transition with relatively low production costs and rapidly growing domestic demand.

Which do we see now? There are no places in the US economy where wages or product prices are rising more rapidly than expected.