As a main policy implication, countries in the top and bottom ends of the financial efficiency and activity distributions are unlikely to benefit from enhanced financial allocation efficiency as a result of an increase in public credit registries.
As a main policy implication, countries in the top (or highest levels of financial development) and bottom (or lowest levels of financial development) ends of the financial efficiency and activity distributions are unlikely to benefit from enhanced financial allocation efficiency owing to an increase inpublic credit registries.
Klaus Simoni Pedersen, chief of UNFPA's resource mobilisation branch, said the funding shortfall would have "direct implications at country level as it will cut into country programmes".
Failure of the European trading system might have global implications, because countries like China are considering adopting versions of cap-and-trade systems based on the European model.
The answer would have worked, Cuomo believed, because it would have reassured male voters in particular that their future president had what it took to defend himself, his family and, by implication, the country.
"When you have a single currency, you move inexorably toward a banking union and forms of fiscal union and that has huge implications for countries like the U.K. who are not in the euro and never will be," Mr. Cameron said.
But science also has important economic implications, and countries across and beyond Europe are implementing new measures to ensure that research with industrial promise fulfils its economic potential.
This has had many political and social implications on countries and regions.
However, the idea of an EU army has big implications for countries that don't belong to NATO or the EU, like Ukraine.
Such a differential risk would probably have greater implications in countries with higher background prevalence.
