But other countries may not be in a rush to emulate it: its nominal GDP has fallen by over 16%.Third, larger government deficits imply greater government interference in the economy and thus a less efficient use of resources.
The region's most important player, China, has been one of the most embarrassed of the six, and could change how it approaches its nominal ally.
A year after opening, the bar became the target of lawsuit that forced it to shed its nominal identity.
It remained near its nominal record, but yesterday's dip encouraged some traders to predict that potential price pressures from rising energy costs might ease.
From Broadway, its nominal address, it looks like the kind of office that would rather not advertise its business -- a clinic or collection agency, perhaps.
Cash may not return much but it will hold its nominal value, a feature not to be sniffed at when approaching retirement".
In its nominal use, it frequently refers to a "fixation" or "obsession" on one aspect of something to the detriment of others.
Using a light arc corresponds to inserting item j and assuming it will take its nominal weight.
