Moreover, poorer regions would do badly in such a system.

The latter regions have more than substituted for the decline in natural capital by accumulating other capital assets.

In every currency union, there are creditor and debtor regions.

It is true that poorer EU countries tend to outgrow richer ones, but poor regions do not necessarily outgrow rich regions or even the country average.

By the mid 1980s Japan had more than caught up.

On the other hand, the effects on temperature, rainfall, ocean levels, flooding and droughts, and other climate patterns, will hurt some regions, while even helping some others. Northern regions, for example, could enjoy a longer growing season for some crops, while more Southerly regions, which are already hot, might suffer from the adverse effects of rising temperatures.

Northern regions, for example, could enjoy a longer growing season for some crops, while more Southerly regions, which are already hot, might suffer from the adverse effects of rising temperatures.

Bit by bit, money trickled out to the regions.

This can happen if the new economic powers are more important as competitors than they are as customers.

Italy has done something similar for decades, with its northern regions subsidizing the poorer Mezzogiorno.

Taking into account the fact that the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions and that the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards such an operation,

These are averages across whole countries, but some regions are more overvalued than others.

These regions are trapped in poverty.

The leading regions have experienced rapid growth.

Taking into account the fact that the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions and that the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards such operations,

Taking into account the fact that the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions and that the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards such operations,

Advanced countries must give aid to developing countries.

Deserts and dry regions are becoming drier.

The speech resonated within the country and the neighboring region.

Time is short. The need for all major world regions to adopt practical and far sighted energy policies is more urgent than ever.

Given the need to act quickly and given the slowness with which the developed world has been responding this new institution is all the more welcome.

Advanced industrial countries in Europe use such a tax.

The developed economies of the world can facilitate this process.

The impact on developed country incomes would be even smaller.

Developed countries have a clear interest here.

Few economic regions have made much progress in this transformation.

Some regions of India have taken this discourse more seriously than others.

It might be considered normal that developed countries would be the inventors, and developing countries the users, or new technologies.

After all, advanced countries have been losing manufacturing jobs to less developed countries for more than fifty years.

China recognizes, too, that what separates less developed from more developed countries is not only a gap in resources, but also a gap in knowledge.

But advanced countries will not emerge unscathed.

China's regions learned to specialize by competing fiercely for foreign investors.

Central government can easily starve the regions and local communities of their lifeblood.

Sending resources to impoverished places has merit.

Road blockades also impede the normal transit to other regions.

Locust swarmed many regions of Madagascar and even a few of its cities.

Economists have also found that in the world s poorest regions (Africa and the Indian sub continent), areas that have experienced higher population growth have also lost wealth per capita at a faster rate.

But industrial countries, too, intervene substantially in markets.

But developed countries differ from developing countries in an important way.

After all, the developed countries have done much the same thing.

Donated supplies also have the overarching negative effect of undermining market competition even generics cannot compete with free medicines. Price discounts have been more effective, though their effect is limited by their focus on specific high profile diseases and least developed countries (LDCs).

Price discounts have been more effective, though their effect is limited by their focus on specific high profile diseases and least developed countries (LDCs).

Other regions, however, are likely to be unable to provide productive employment.

All major regions of the world will need to be involved.

Toraja is an indigenous group in the mountainous region of South Sulawesi.