Sentence examples for divergence of countries from inspiring English sources

Historical institutionalists highlight institutions' path-dependent effect, whereby the contingent choice of one institution over another for example, private over public provision of pensions results in political actors' investment in adaptation to the selected institution and therefore in its durability and in stable divergence of countries' institutional forms.

For example, Lush et al. (2000) present analysis around propositions about policy divergence from four pairs of countries, in which countries were deliberately paired to allow matching around social, economic and cultural attributes but variation in policy and programme histories.

Due to the divergence of these features between countries, we have good reason to believe they are affecting the diagnosis and treatment of AMI patients.

On America's role in the world, the importance of military strength and patriotism itself, the gap between the parties has never been wider.So if there is a revival of exceptionalism in the sense both of greater divergence from other countries, and of policies based on it it will be controversial.

The decomposition exercise confirms that beyond the change in real GDP, the divergence of Okun's coefficients across countries is driven by different patterns of adjustment and is increasing with the size of the gap between the sum of the three decomposition variables and real GDP.

A similar divergence of priorities exists in this country.

We also find that divergence in business cycles-de-coupling between the two groups of countries fosters FDI inflows in emerging economies.

Studies also show a surprisingly large divergence between the level of euro-area debts and the sum of countries' accumulated budget deficits.

However, given the current divergence of points of views among European countries, such intervention will prove politically difficult.

But the survey of purchasing managers, by the data provider Markit, showed a sharp divergence among countries.

However, this trend actually started to reverse sharply in 2012, meaning that the divergence between countries such as Portugal and Germany has begun growing again – exactly the sort of imbalance the eurozone is seeking to close.