As Mr Ghani writes, "South Asia resembles the growth patterns of Ireland and Norway, rather than that of China and Malaysia".Underlining their role as an engine for, rather than product of, development, exports have swelled from roughly 6% of services output in poor countries in 1985 to almost 10% in 2005.
Emphasis has been given to export-led growth as a driving force for development as export plays crucial roles in generating income and employment in the domestic economy, as well as in bringing investment, technical upgrade, and industrialization.
He said the United States' concerns with North Korea included the possibility that it might be developing weapons of mass destruction, its missile development and export programs, the threatening posture of its conventional forces, its human rights failings and the dire circumstances in which its people are living.
Third, government may be in a position to increase the demand for labor by encouraging the development of export industries, much as the government of China has done, or the development of export services, much as the government of India has done.
They tend to be more productive, invest more in research and development, and export more.
Negotiations on permanently ending North Korea's development and export of long-range missiles broke off when the Clinton administration left office.
During his time in office, he promoted North Dakota as a hub of energy development and export, overseeing a period of notable economic growth.
Prudhoe Bay also contains a major deposit of natural gas; plans for its development and export were discussed in the early 21st century.
The administration rightly declares America's goals to be verifiable limits on North Korea's development and export of long-range missiles, international inspections of Pyongyang's nuclear facilities and shifting the North's conventional forces, now facing South Korea, into less threatening positions.
Dana is to consider development and export options once data has been analysed.
