The political parties have made economic development their principle objective, seeking to achieve this at least in part by exerting greater control over natural resources and forging better arrangements with outside enterprises, governments and intergovernmental institutions.
Our spatial allocation of expected urban and cropland areal development is guided by rules that incorporate basic demographic, economic development, and biophysical principles.
For Berman, the lesson is "a general principle: economic development and governance can be at odds when the territory is not fully controlled by the government".
"The arts in general are a tremendous economic development tool, and that principle is something I've been trying to bring to Glendale in a practical way". Nathanson said he would offer Panda Inn the opportunity to move into the new building.
Under Deng, the new ideological principles of economic development primacy, marketization, and mixed-ownership paved the way for a different view of accounting to emerge.
Though he was stating relatively basic principles of economic development, El Salvador is so mired in violence that, at present, few policy-makers are discussing the situation in these terms.
Thus, the organic agenda may well fit in the current policy debate on green economy, climate smart agriculture and resilience by reconciling economic development with environmental and social principles.
1. Include girls' education as an essential component of development efforts, ensuring that human rights principles inform economic development programmes, and explicitly protecting girls' access to public services.
His description of economic development has as its underlying principle the integration of markets over time.
The south seems to illustrate a principle of economic development: to be unspoiled is to be left behind.
