With capital and technology free to roam the world, the West is exporting the industrial revolution to developing lands and importing the resulting low-cost output.
So we conclude that the rapid growth of major developing lands, especially China, is still driven by direct and indirect exports to U.S. consumers.
His land developments continued to grow in 1764 when he joined the Saint John River Society, and organization created by a group of military officers for the purpose of developing land along the Saint John River, then in Nova Scotia (now New Brunswick).
This deployment strategy eliminated the need for temporal adjustments to the measurements before developing land-use regression (LUR) models as has been necessary in other studies (Cyrys et al. 2005; Hochadel et al. 2006).
The need for developing land sparing or land sharing policies for protecting the environment has been a polarized debate in the scientific literature.
When Parliament banned railways from developing land in the late 19th century, the company wangled the sole exemption by pleading itself too small to play such tricks.
The corporation is focused on developing land adjacent to the center.
In the emerging world they can also outsource the murky work of developing land and dealing with officials and mafias.
Instead of townships fighting each other, we would work together to decide on the best possible approaches to developing land that affects us all.
He was a major civic and philanthropic force in Worcester, owning and developing land in the city, and serving as its first mayor in 1848.
