Still focusing on rural regions in the U.S., Porter et al. (2004) state the importance of "cluster thinking" in rural economic development, remarking that policy has to be set at local and regional level because of the heterogeneity of rural areas and that community-based planning is needed.
The auto bailout was "one of the most successful things that was done during the economic downturn," remarked Kristi Dziczek, an economist at the Center for Automotive Research.
Without it, he fretted, "China may lose what it has already achieved through economic reform".Such remarks inspired a flurry of interest in "universal values", the phrase that has come to encapsulate liberal hopes of pluralism.
Hours after the president's remarks, economic forecasters at Macroeconomic Advisers, based in St . Louis projected that sequestration would reduce the firm's forecast of growth this year by nearly a quarter, 0.6 percent, and cost roughly 700,000 civilian and military jobs through 2014, with heightened unemployment lingering for several years.
We'll see if George is smart enough to connect Phil Gramm's "nation of whiners" comments to Arnold's own "economic girly men" remark of many moons ago.
Yes, even as the government prints yet more notes to tackle yet another cash shortage ("economic suicide", they remark), Zimbabweans continue to smile and drink Chibuku, a traditional African beer that's as bad-tasting as it is commonplace.
Ackles, who works as an analyst for CASE Ukraine, a not-for-profit specializing in economic research, has remarked that "Ukraine has become one of the biggest kleptocracies in the world".
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, did not comment on the current economic situation in his remarks yesterday to central bankers at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Some of his positions are untenable, but his remarks on economic policy are not foolish and they deserve proper scrutiny.
