Targeting of sectors will decline.

But it is equally possible that the size of some sectors is being understated.

Now only a few sectors suffer from excess capital accumulation.

This in turn sets an example for other sectors.

Housing and communal services continue to be one of the most criminal sectors of the country's economy.

Sometimes the term refers more particularly to the financial analysis of companies, industries, or sectors.

Japan's postwar development strategy relied on a public private partnership.

The study of each of these sectors allows for a better understanding of the nature of the system of subsidies.

Economic structure reflects the contributions of different sectors of the economy to GDP and employment.

This has come at the expense of sectors that are more dependent on equity financing.

But implementing these concepts will require new forms of public private partnership.

Their financial sectors will have to operate very differently from the current model, which is driven by consumption.

There are clear historical precedents for reining in over exuberant and over innovative sectors.

According to the statement, a negative list, identifying sectors and businesses that are off limits for investment, will be drawn up.

Given the high economic costs of a banking crisis, governments are likely to take on the liabilities of their financial sector when a crisis hits as recently occurred in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and in financial crises in Latin America and Asia in the 1990 s.

These great sectors of our economy and polity will surely go on evolving internally, and interacting energetically, beyond anything we can easily foresee.

They argue that rapid financial sector growth reduces productivity growth in other sectors.

In each sector, the research system will be reformed and reconfigured along with the knowledge that it produces.

But the surplus merely masks the structural problems of China s domestic economic sectors and poorer regions.

Contrary to appearances, open sectoralism is not a first step to more comprehensive trade agreements.

Taking note of the increasing number of public private partnerships worldwide,

Plus, such investments may even create a crowding out effect, siphoning off funds destined for other sectors.

In a bid to open up state controlled sectors, more areas will be open to private investment.

During those conferences, researchers from the public and private sectors present their recent work and meet.

We need a practical strategy for overhauling two economic sectors that stand at the center of the global economy and involve the entire world s population.

The P 4 approach reflects the new global realities and seeks to leverage the best qualities of the private, philanthropic, and public sectors.

The establishment of a 300 million public private fund to finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects is scheduled under this heading.

They want to talk to private sector experts who understand the technical and financial needs of their companies or sectors.

The increase in private and public sector leverage and the related asset and credit bubbles are partly the result of inequality. Mediocre income growth for everyone but the rich in the last few decades opened a gap between incomes and spending aspirations.

The increase in private and public sector leverage and the related asset and credit bubbles are partly the result of inequality.

Education one of the last big economic sectors yet to be transformed by the digital age is on the cusp of a revolution.

Contributors of information can come from different sectors official agencies, the private sector, academia and public interest non governmental organizations.

Moreover, throughout NAFTA's lifetime income and wealth have been further concentrated within the elite sectors of US and Canadian society.

But the WTO induced expansion of non agricultural labor intensive sectors, particularly the textile and clothing industries, could absorb these workers.

In this way, carbon pricing will be introduced and international cooperation established from the bottom up, on a sectoral basis rooted in demonstrated results.

The team will also need promoters in these locations, with public relations expertise and technical knowledge of the country and the clusters.

The recent experience of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum highlights the limitations of open sectoralism and should prompt a thorough re appraisal. Following the launch of the ITA, America pressed APEC s members for accelerated liberalization on a sectoral basis as a means to revive a stalled regional trade agenda.

Currency undervaluation is such a potent instrument for growth for the simple reason that it creates incentives for the economy s growth promoting sectors.

For the US, the EU, and Japan, it means ending massive subsidies to farmers and curtailing other forms of protection provided to uncompetitive sectors.

In a discussion with President Clinton...I mentioned that one sector where we needed to push for reduced trade barriers was fish.

As new issues arise the need and the ability to adopt a cross sector perspective generates novel regulatory responses.

(a) The strengthening of cooperation between law enforcement agencies or prosecutors and relevant private entities, including industry

When policy actions don t provide real relief to market participants, you know that you are one step away from a systemic collapse of the financial and corporate sectors.

WTO membership will also force the government to cease discriminating in favor of SOEs and against economic sectors with a high degree of private ownership, including agriculture.

The same WTO induced sectoral adjustment underlies the decline of steel and textiles in advanced countries such as the US.