Sentence examples for parallel economies from inspiring English sources
"So how about dismantling what are essentially parallel economies by opening these vaults up and use the money to set up private schemes to bring material comforts to the poor?" Such a move could be contentious and politicians would be wary of antagonising the religious sentiments of potential supporters.
But this support was supposed to be short-term, not continuous: a central bank should be an emergency room, not a hospice.In this section Debt forgetfulness In a spin Into the fast lane A year in nine pictures Parallel economies ReprintsIndeed, for all the efforts of governments and central banks, many of the global economy's long-term problems have yet to be solved.
So what's the worry?In this section Debt forgetfulness In a spin Into the fast lane A year in nine pictures Parallel economies Reprints Related items Art in Qatar: A Smithsonian in the sandDec 29th 2010One concern is how Dubai will meet its future payments.
"Obviously, sooner or later the country must be reunited," wrote Joan Robinson, a Cambridge economist, in 1977, "by absorbing the South into socialism .In this section Debt forgetfulness In a spin Into the fast lane A year in nine pictures Parallel economies ReprintsSouth Korea's central bank reckons that North Korea's annual income per person was only $960 in 2009, or about 5% of South Korea's.
Criminals, endlessly devising creative ways to exchange and store their ill-gotten gains make great contributions to parallel economies.
This article aims to introduce the concept of parallel economies to explain the transformation of North Korea's command economy during the 1990s.
The swap meet also represents a parallel economy.
The people running this parallel economy are keeping the population replete.
A parallel economy run by the mafia is a scary prospect for legitimate firms.
"This is a parallel economy," said Mr. Mobin, whose family is involved in several businesses in Dharavi.
The cash-free drive will attempt to close down India's thriving parallel economy of untaxed cash transactions.
