Their high level of self-employment, which means they do not take advantage of economies of scale, coupled with their limited trade, has led to virtually non-existent economic growth.
A notable feature of irrigated agriculture is that schemes in the south tend to be financially and economically viable, while those in the north tend to have poor or non-existent financial economic viability.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
In designing America's Constitution, the Framers built from our inheritance prior to 1787: thirteen states with existent, different constitutions; dramatic cultural, economic, and demographic contrasts; and legal and cultural misgivings about a strong central government.
21 22 Furthermore, over the next decade a combination of knock-on effects of the current downturn and relaxation of existent controls over tendencies for economic inequalities to rise will probably accelerate, rather than attenuate, the observed increases in inequalities in mortality.
Today, as China continues to grapple with the effects of the global slowdown, these smaller firms are enduring a large share of the economic pain.Virtually non-existent in 1979 when China took its first steps away from central-planning orthodoxy, its smaller companies numbered around 1m by 1990 and 8m by 2001.
Unemployment has reached fully 15%, and economic growth is non-existent.
This results in an escalation of violence in countries where human rights are not respected and economic opportunities are non-existent for the majority".
Of course, elevating the drama was the fear at that time -- non-existent now -- that Japan's economic engine was going to outclass the United States.
And for women of color, economic security is non-existent.
