Sentence examples for from developing economies from inspiring English sources

That assumes minimal development of shale energy and sharply increasing demand from developing economies.

Around 6,000 have signed up: 41% of those are from developing economies.

The deal comes as food prices increase and demand for meat from developing economies rises.

"We need to increase the number of editors and journal board members from developing economies," he says.

The latest World Energy Outlook, released this week, suggests coal has enjoyed a mini resurgence over the past two years because of demand from developing economies in Asia.

Bumpier but brighterWhen interest rates eventually rise in America, money will flow back there, and away from developing economies that still need it.

Since the economy of Pakistan is in transition from developing economy and services sector has a lion's share in the GDP, the present study estimates the reduced-form bivariate model to examine the long-run effects of services sector on the aggregate real GDP.

The figure seems conservative, considering the wide range of evidence emerging from developed economies like Australia.

But more exports give developing countries more money to spend on imports mainly from developed economies.

What are the responses of firms from developed economies to changes in emerging markets?

Around two-thirds of this will come from developed economies, a proportion that will shrink over time.