What accounts for this divergence?

What accounts for this wide divergence?

This is called divergence by oscillation.

But interest rate convergence caused economic divergence.

This means that the divergence is widening.

Economic historians call this The Great Divergence.

But there is another international income divergence that demands attention.

I think they re two quite different modes divergence and convergence.

But how much of this divergence is already priced in?

Argo's weakness is its divergence, which comes from the need to show too many events in too many places.

But many other single currency areas, including the US, display similar divergence.

The term on the right is the divergence of the current density .

To prevent this, lawmakers should adopt safeguards for political spending decisions that would limit the divergence of such decisions from shareholder interests.

A similar divergence, though less acute, has appeared with respect to fiscal policy.

Reflecting the divergence in economic performance, Europe became divided into creditor and debtor countries.

The Manitoba Schools Question showed the deep divergence of cultural values in the territory.

The first is transatlantic divergence over how best to assure a return to solid growth.

What if the divergence between the North and South within the G 20 widens further?

This divergence on fiscal policy has many causes, and no single shock will alter it.

In 1972 Sankoff in a biological context developed a model of genetic divergence of populations.

Much of this costly divergence from the earlier projections can be attributed to the benign view of fiscal consolidation that UK authorities and the IMF shared.

But it would do nothing to address the real problem the increasing economic divergence among eurozone countries.

This child with his naive outlook on life was the compass which showed them their degree of divergence from what they knew, but would not recognize, as the right course.

Finally, instead of managing common challenges, as in 2009, the G 20 members will need to manage their divergence.

First, the divergence of monetary policies between the US and other major economies is already universally understood and expected.

This divergence was starkly apparent in 2012, at a conference convened in Dubai by the UN s International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

Thus, divergence over macroeconomic policy will continue at least as long as investors remain willing to buy US public debt.

Surveys of attitudes toward the evolving global economic system show a widening divergence among countries as well as subgroups within countries.

Any divergence from equilibrium, whether one assumes that there is a unique equilibrium or many equilibria, amounts to more than noise it is a causal factor in determining the very nature of the equilibrium that will prevail.

These external imbalances were also driven by the euro s strength since 2002, and by the divergence in real exchange rates and competitiveness within the eurozone.

The price of divergence could be steep though the worst is over, effective coordination of policy is still needed at a time when rebalancing the global economy, as the G 20 has called for, is far from being accomplished.

Given the divergence among the positions included in the Lima text, arriving at a draft fit for signing in Paris next December will be a huge task.

Independent directors should have an important oversight role, as they do on other sensitive issues that may involve a divergence of interest between insiders and public investors.

As underscored by a recent United Nations report, World Economic and Social Survey 2006 , this dual divergence holds four key lessons for economic growth in the developing world.

With so much of the monetary divergence now discounted, perhaps we should focus more attention on the other factors that could influence currency movements in the months ahead.

But every behavioral divergence between two sided and traditional markets can be understood using simple tools of elementary microeconomics, such as the distinction between substitute and complementary products.

After the common currency s first decade, however, increased divergence, rather than rapid convergence, has become the norm within the euro area, and tensions can be expected to increase further.

The main driving force clearly has been monetary divergence, with the Federal Reserve tightening policy and the European Central Bank maintaining rock bottom interest rates and launching quantitative easing.

And why is today s world so unequal that it is hard to find any measures of global distribution that do not show divergence at least up until the 1980 s?

The divergence in policy and its time horizon will be papered over by the improved outlook for growth in both Europe and the US for the next year or so.

We know that the structure of the eurozone encourages divergence, not convergence as capital and talented people leave crisis hit economies, these countries become less able to repay their debts.

In Europe, this divergence is often attributed to what French President Charles de Gaulle used to refer to as America s exorbitant privilege the power to print the principal international reserve currency.

Time and again, it is argued that the single currency does not fit the different needs of its member countries, and that unsustainable economic divergence will ultimately require that the euro be abandoned.

So the real issue is not whether the noises that Putin and Medvedev make suggest real divergence, and a potential for rivalry, but whether there is daylight at the end of the tandem.

Relating the riskiness of holding an open position in a currency market to the exchange rate s divergence from parity levels suggests a novel way to think about how central banks can influence the market to limit departures from parity. Although the exchange rate ultimately reverts back to its PPP benchmark, in a world of imperfect knowledge market participants might ignore this possibility in the near term.