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Pakistan's Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) articulated these goals in the pro-poor growth framework.

Using history and economic history textbooks for both countries and a neoclassical growth framework, the course examines the contours of each country's development through the perspectives of industrialization, imperialism, institutions, and international engagement.

Using history and economic history textbooks for both countries and a neoclassical growth framework, the course would examine the contours of each country's development through the perspectives of industrialization, imperialism, institutions, and international engagement.

The analysis is proposed also in a non-stationary crack growth framework, in which the influence of time dependence and the inertial forces are taken into account.

Vuggy, growth framework and interparticle porosities are major in EF-3, while the intercrystaline porosity is the major type in EF-4.

Fig. 7 CGE-microsimulation augmented with pro-poor growth framework.

Such symbiotic interplay with the artificial could be extended further with exogenous extensions that provide nutrition, growth frameworks, and new defense mechanisms.

Locating migrant impact channels within endogenous growth frameworks highlights a range of potential production side effects (on productivity and its drivers, as well as trade flows, entrepreneurship and market structure) and impacts on the consumption side (notably on prices and product/service mix, especially non-tradeables).

A pro-growth framework for deficit reduction must reverse these trends.

"Al Gore has put forward a strong, pro-growth framework which includes bold steps for education, research and savings and working-family tax cuts," said Gene Sperling, the White House economic policy director, who is advising the Gore campaign.

The ω-phase decays in time following an algebraic law, unlike the predictions of the nucleation-growth framework for first order transitions, and residual volume fractions of phases and dislocation densities are related by a power law.