Only a developing country could help another developing country, Yu insisted.
|
|
Don't dump waste into Thailand — or any developing country.
|
|
But in a developing country, it was a death sentence.
|
|
One large, G20 developing country is already leading the way.
|
|
Global shocks mean investors have been buying fewer developing-country assets.
|
|
And we're a developing country, so it makes it more complicated.
|
|
The GiveDirectly study also stands out for targeting a developing country.
|
|
Debt market routs can be a harrowing experience for any developing country.
|
|
Rising prices will eventually force developing-country builders to explore alternatives to sand.
|
|
Taiwan, a developing country when my parents were children, didn't have many options.
|
|
"As a developing country we cannot afford not to have coal," added Cusi.
|
|
Because today's world has only miniscule investments by institutional investors in developing country infrastructure.
|
|
Over the last 50 years, only one developing country has granted refugees full rights.
|
|
Developing country status also granted India special treatment with regard to countervailing duty investigations.
|
|
For too long China has been claiming it is a poor and developing country.
|
|
When a factory comes into a developing country, it by definition creates new jobs.
|
|
Tariffs on China will simply mean that production will come from some other developing country.
|
|
The only other country to fully legalize marijuana is the tiny developing country of Uruguay.
|
|
At nearly three-quarters of GDP, its public debt is large for a developing country.
|
|
It has outsourced the running of more government-funded schools than any other developing country.
|
|
Venezuela is hardly the only developing country wasting oil and natural gas with consumer subsidies.
|
|
"No developing country will fall into debt difficulties because of cooperation with China," Hua said.
|
|
In economic terms, China is still a developing country for huge portions of its population.
|
|
Zenysis — Data systems for developing country goverments: Data infrastructure in the developing world is a mess.
|
|
As of June 5th, India will be terminated from its designation as a beneficiary developing country.
|
|
Another developing-country technocrat grumbles "we'll be under water" by the time his project is considered.
|
|
"I grew up around a developing country grappling with the onslaught of HIV-AIDS," Gurira recalls.
|
|
What are some of the other basic challenges of working in a developing country like this?
|
|
As artificial intelligence improves, incentives to substitute rich-country capital for developing-country labor will grow.
|
|
For a developing country still recovering from a devastating 2015 earthquake, these tourist dollars are a lifeline.
|
|
"Living in a developing country and international city you encounter different nationalities, races and lifestyles," Hu says.
|
|
And, over time, a stronger dollar makes American exporters less competitive and developing-country exporters more so.
|
|
These projects, if you take the word 'Palestinian' out of them, any developing country can do well.
|
|
It sent 12 students to work (not study) in a developing country between sophomore and junior years.
|
|
While Fiji is one of the more developed islands in the Pacific, it's still a developing country.
|
|
Does it take a strong man to move a developing country, an emerging country into the developed world?
|
|
That would not work in China, he said, because it is a developing country and needs social stability.
|
|
"We've grown out of the developing country threshold that provided us conditional access to that system," he said.
|
|
Perhaps the funds come from a developing country with comparatively poor investment opportunities but culturally-driven high savings rates.
|
|
IT'S JUST A QUESTION OF CHINESE WILL SAY THIS TAKES LONGER, WE'RE A DEVELOPING COUNTRY WE HAVE TO WAIT.
|
|
Though China remains a developing country in many ways, perhaps we should stop viewing their carbon emissions that way.
|
|
Growing up in a developing country leads you to be outright skeptical of any claims to be the best.
|
|
What if this is the best future a developing country like India is able — or willing — to offer him?
|
|
No one seemed bothered by the apparent contradiction of a golden statue in a poorly educated and developing country.
|
|
India's high customs tariffs and bureaucracy — protections it argues a developing country needs — have delayed progress for a decade.
|
|
The United States was once a developing country whose manufacturers were competing with imports from more sophisticated European companies.
|
|
The two largest in-kind benefits that developing country governments provide are free or subsidized education and health care.
|
|
Brazil was once seen as an up-and-coming developing country, with strong economic growth and a rising global profile.
|
|
But there is one condition: their ideas skills, technology have to be applied to solving challenges in the developing country.
|
|
When an infant in a developing country is unable to nurse, they're at risk of severe malnutrition — or even death.
|
|
Initially, many banks and security experts dismissed the Bangladesh attacks as brazen, but probably isolated, events in a developing country.
|
|
There is something in the developed world that does not like a developing country that organizes a major sporting event.
|
|
At Walgreens, a life-saving vaccine is provided to a child in a developing country for each flu shot purchased.
|
|
"I live in a developing country," he said, adding that a large percentage of people live below the poverty line.
|
|
China continues to maintain that it is a "developing" country and thus eligible for World Bank financing; that is absurd.
|
|
I am the only candidate who is the president of a national association and from a developing country as well.
|
|
The idea for his start-up came to him after he had a hard time adjusting to a developing country.
|
|
Asked to help on climate change, China reverted to arguments about being a developing country that can only do so much.
|
|
In addition, some WTO members that have advanced economies are claiming "developing country status" in order to avoid their trade obligations.
|
|
"It's challenging for a developing country with a poor economy where you have a whole lot of competing demands," he says.
|
|
Developing country leaders, private sector companies, donors, NGOs and others now have the chance to achieve something incredible within our lifetimes.
|
|
"The more of a developing country that you are, the more difficult it is to cut through the noise," he said.
|
|
That is especially true when the flag belongs to a developing country with little diplomatic power and no real labor protections.
|
|
Another is that many members would rather see an American placeman hold the job than a candidate from a developing country.
|
|
China is the biggest manufacturer of footwear in the U.S, as 70% of shoes sold here come from the developing country.
|
|
China's foreign ministry responded by saying no developing country would fall into a debt trap simply because of its cooperation with Beijing.
|
|
By declaring itself a developing country as part of the negotiations, China was able to take on fewer commitments at the WTO.
|
|
Vietnamese leaders wanted the United States to stay in the deal, hoping their developing country could benefit from access to American markets.
|
|
As a percentage of economic output, China's total debt — including the government, households and businesses — is now high for a developing country.
|
|
Those protests, and subsequent protests and activism around the world, bolstered developing-country negotiators who derailed the W.T.O.'s plans for expansion.
|
|
Civil society groups should keep the pressure on, and developing-country governments should incorporate such guidelines into bilateral agreements and project contracts.
|
|
He said five of the six richest countries claim developing country status at the WTO, without providing evidence to back up the assertion.
|
|
If a resource-rich developing country had trouble repaying its loans, it could offer goods like oil, iron ore or even food instead.
|
|
The DR's poverty rate has fallen, but it's still a developing country and income inequality, corruption and the drug trade are persistent problems.
|
|
The developing country is also awash in external debt, having taken on loans from China for the $62 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
|
|
The United Nations had called for global donations of $315 million in 2019 to help Colombia - itself a developing country - cope with the influx.
|
|
In it, the company saw a developing country that paired a deep love of the social web with poor physical and internet-related infrastructure.
|
|
It is totally different in the rise of the United States, which just was the rise of another developing country like India and others.
|
|
Those not accepted by the United States would likely be resettled in PNG or in another developing country, dashing hopes of coming to Australia.
|
|
China participates in economic globalization as a major developing country, which has had and will continue to have far-reaching influence over economic globalization.
|
|
"Many people think that surgery is something very special that cannot be delivered in a developing country or in a rural area," he says.
|
|
And their differences — namely, that the U.S. is a developed country and China a developing country — helped achieve an agreement that worked for everyone.
|
|
Debt in the still-developing country is now roughly the same relative to the size of the economy as in the richer United States.
|
|
The U.S. already had the infrastructure provided by credit and debit cards, but as a developing country India was starting from scratch, he said.
|
|
A child in a developing country has a higher chance of dying if he or she has siblings close in age, according to WHO.
|
|
You'd be correct, too, in thinking that most parasites—like intestinal worms—are more of a developing-country problem than a developed-country problem.
|
|
Xi said developed nations needed to provide more assistance to developing countries, while the BRICS nations and their developing country partners should oppose protectionism.
|
|
Recent reports suggest that the United States might restore special developing country privileges on India in exchange for some $28500 billion in farm sales.
|
|
Second, every developing country that lets refugees work and get an education should get real long-term financing from the World Bank and others.
|
|
China contends that it is still a developing country and therefore should not have to operate under the same trade rules as the West.
|
|
"You can't expect a developing country that didn't cause the crisis and bears little responsibility for it to spend its own money," she says.
|
|
In principle, it makes sense for a developing country to borrow from abroad to invest in infrastructure that will eventually improve productivity and diversify exports.
|
|
Instead, it got rich exploiting its developing country status on tariffs and to target and obtain critical technologies by applying coercive tactics and outright theft.
|
|
The country is already home to more seniors -- 114 million aged 65 or over -- than any other developing country, according to a World Bank report.
|
|
I'm fortunate that my work brings me to another developing country every so often, and each new place changes the way I think about development.
|
|
China was the de facto leader of the developing country coalition, and the United States was the de facto leader of the industrialized country coalition.
|
|
SoftBank Group Corp CEO Masayoshi Son last month bemoaned the state of play, calling Japan a 'developing country' in the most important current tech revolution.
|
|
Also, if you're visiting a developing country, he suggests getting a prescription from your doctor for an antibiotic, such as Ciprofloxacin, to treat traveler's diarrhea.
|
|
Overall, "toilet training age in Turkey, a developing country, was found to be lower than that in developed countries," the researchers wrote in the study.
|
|
When a developing country embraces manufacturing to propel itself away from agrarian subsistence, the work is invariably rote and exploitive and often even life-threatening.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said on Sunday that no developing country would fall into a debt trap simply because of its cooperation with Beijing.
|
|
China kept insisting it was still "a poor developing country" that needed extra protection long after it had become the world's largest manufacturer by far.
|
|
He said Dr. Nabarro's backers have a "typical colonial mind-set aimed at winning at any cost and discrediting a candidate from a developing country."
|
|
His ascent symbolized a developing country that had seemed to successfully combine private enterprise with social justice and was riding high on surging commodities prices.
|
|
The European Union has described the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) as "the most ambitious free trade deal ever concluded with a developing country".
|
|
"We have been talking about the inefficiency of $4 trillion in foreign reserves and the ridiculousness of a developing country financing a developed country," Fan added.
|
|
Mr Lin argued that Jilin is a bit like a poor developing country, and that it should take the path followed by successful emerging economies elsewhere.
|
|
Those not accepted by the United States have the option of being resettled in Papua New Guinea, but none wish to stay, or another developing country.
|
|
And while Sonnenberg says that the city openly acknowledges that any pollution is bad, changing existing practices, especially in a developing country, can be a challenge.
|
|
Expect Things to Go Wrong, and Smile When They Do: Your gap year, particularly if you're in a developing country, won't be seamless, Mr. Stitt said.
|
|
I caught up with Terry to find out what possessed him become involved in crime in a developing country, and what his time inside was like.
|
|
I regret more than anything else an action that most Christians would deem the ultimate expression of Godliness: I proselytized religion in a poor, developing country.
|
|
What specifically bothers Trump: Analysts say he's bothered by the fact that the WTO still treats China as a developing country, and wants that to change.
|
|
Rwanda's leaders, for instance, specified the regions in which the rapidly developing country planned to extend its grid, thereby delineating where solar would be needed most.
|
|
"If you're on a mountaintop in a developing country where no one knows what a tasting menu is, that list is very important," Seidler told me.
|
|
Dr. Mahathir: Well we are still studying it to see whether there are any negative things about that trade negotiation Dr. Mahathir: Malaysia is a developing country.
|
|
"The government decided not to seek special treatment as a developing country from future negotiations at WTO," Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said in a media briefing.
|
|
Another reason for the limited success of efforts to hook up developing-country governments in need with international funding sources is that projects are often poorly designed.
|
|
Even if outshining America remains a distant goal, China is mindful of the progress being made by India, another big developing country that dreams of the stars.
|
|
The leads of Four More Shots are objectively privileged, as are most TV heroes – the difference is that they have Western-level privilege in a developing country.
|
|
"As a developing country, China fully understands the special difficulty Pacific island countries face in achieving sustainable development," the ministry said in a statement sent to Reuters.
|
|
India' the world's fourth-largest polluter, is wary about signing onto the deal, fearing the commitments are too strict for a developing country with high energy needs.
|
|
This is easier for island-states like Australia and harder for those, such as the United States, that share a long land border with a developing country.
|
|
According to The World Bank, the poverty rate in Peru fell from 58.7 percent in 2004 to 21.8 percent in 2015 — still, Peru is a developing country.
|
|
U.S. development agencies can help especially if developing country governments are serious about making reforms and are serious about attracting jobs and investing in their countries' people.
|
|
The Ugandan government, for its part, appreciated an investment-led approach from one developing country to another, part of what had become known as the Beijing Consensus.
|
|
But China is not a poor and developing country anymore and this is why Trump wants to change the rules of the game regarding trade with China.
|
|
"Keep in mind that this is a developing country that has a huge need" for electricity, said Muhammad Azizul Haque, a deputy secretary in Bangladesh's Environment Ministry.
|
|
Also, like the Asian countries that led the first wave of modern developing-country growth, they came into globalization with a well-educated population by world standards.
|
|
We understand that some critics of American interventionism may be inclined to have sympathy for China as a still-developing country bullied by an over-dominant West.
|
|
He must also try to reform a bureaucracy that is more typical of a developing country than of a member of a huge and sophisticated currency bloc.
|
|
But the government's waste reduction targets are complicated by a lack of recycling culture or awareness of environmental damage in the developing country of 260 million people.
|
|
To see what a high-quality health-care system in a developing country looks like, consider the case of Farida Waree, a 55-year-old housewife in Thailand.
|
|
Although China is the world's biggest carbon emitter, it is still designated as a developing country and has not yet been obliged to cut its absolute CO2 levels.
|
|
Canadians of course aren't part of a free-movement zone like Britain and they don't share a long border with a developing country like the United States does.
|
|
South Korea was still a developing country when I arrived in 1985, when its inflation-adjusted per capita G.D.P. was about one-fourth of what it is today.
|
|
They say higher Chinese tariffs and strict investment limits are justified because China is still a developing country and well behind the United States in many economic respects.
|
|
So even if a resource-rich developing country has trouble repaying its loans for a while, the thinking goes, it can pay with natural resources sooner or later.
|
|
India is also where Uber's vision of itself as a lean software company has come crashing into the sobering realities of analog life in a rapidly developing country.
|
|
The U.S. wants to revise rules that would disqualify China's developing country status under global trade rules, which would force it to give up exemptions from certain requirements.
|
|
"The second-largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the system at others' expense," Trump said.
|
|
A rapid tightening of Indian regulations on petrol vehicles could have a big impact on Suzuki, which generates roughly half of its global sales in the fast-developing country.
|
|
"China is not, and it raises lots of questions," Katainen told Reuters, arguing that the world's second-largest economy could no longer claim special status as a developing country.
|
|
Vietnam is the only developing country in the Trans-Pacific pact, and it had to make major concessions on issues like allowing independent labor unions and ensuring environmental compliance.
|
|
In the same period, South-South trade more than tripled to 57 percent of all developing-country exports in 2014, said the study published in the journal Nature Communications.
|
|
That clash extends far beyond hacking: China has invoked its status as a "developing country" to erect barriers against foreign competitors, and to coerce American companies into sharing technology.
|
|
First, a fundamental and distinct aspect of NAFTA is that it involves significant liberalization (almost all tariffs have been eliminated) between neighboring large developed countries and a developing country.
|
|
BRASILIA, March 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's low economic growth is not normal for a developing country and is keeping Treasury Secretary Mansueto Almeida up at night, he said on Thursday.
|
|
"The turning point is here but we cannot rule out the possibility we can turn back," said Ranping Song, developing country climate action manager for the World Resources Institute.
|
|
One diplomat from a large developing country said on Friday the United States regretted setting up the appeals system and it was not putting forward any ideas to reform it.
|
|
Through the company's Follow the Liters program, every LifeStraw product sold provides a child in a developing country with access to clean, safe drinking water for an entire school year.
|
|
Consider a $20 flock of ducks to an impoverished Bangladeshi family through Heifer International, or a $143 CARE scholarship for a girl in a developing country to attend high school.
|
|
The process could have forced all Indians to produce documentary proof that they were citizens, a difficult task in a developing country where countless people do not have such records.
|
|
In April 2016, it sold $16.5 billion of foreign currency bonds, the largest-ever sovereign-bond issuance by a developing country at the time (Saudi Arabia later beat that record).
|
|
"I grew up around a developing country grappling with the onslaught of HIV-AIDS," says Gurira, who wrote and starred in a play about two women grappling with HIV called Continuum.
|
|
Yet he was not particularly interested in developing-country artists who explored the developed world and its ideas, says Lucy Steeds, an art historian who has written extensively about the show.
|
|
In it, Eddie heads to Jamaica to learn about the country's economic struggles after its independence in 1962 and find out what it means to be free in a developing country.
|
|
For China, a developing country by most metrics even if it has glittering cities like Shanghai, owning that technological wealth is crucial for it to reach the zenith of its growth.
|
|
"No matter how other countries' policies on climate change, as a responsible large developing country China's resolve, aims and policy moves in dealing with climate change will not change," he said.
|
|
The South Korea-based fund has struggled with arguments over how it should be run among its 24-member board, which has an equal balance of developed and developing-country representatives.
|
|
Beijing has been able to retain steep tariffs and other obstacles to imports because it insisted that it was a developing country when it entered the World Trade Organization in 2001.
|
|
"We are a developing country, yet we frequently give money away to others," laments one on Mtime, a movie review and ticketing platform (never mind that BRI involves few free handouts).
|
|
But the same degree of proximity with another Saudi, or a Westerner—or, for that matter, a white-collar worker from a developing country—of the opposite gender would be unthinkable.
|
|
The Global Carbon Project also has a neat map showing outsourcing flows around the world: That said, these transfers only account for a fraction of the rise in developing country emissions.
|
|
"No matter how other countries' policies on climate change change, as a responsible large developing country, China's resolve, aims and policy moves in dealing with climate change will not change," he added.
|
|
The fall is expected to be the fastest experienced by any developing country in Southeast Asia, said Philip O'Keefe, the lead author of a World Bank report on aging published last month.
|
|
DFID looked at 19 studies to see whether developing-country governments were any good at regulating schools; 14 concluded that they were not, three that they were, and two were not sure.
|
|
Wakanda shields itself from international influence by pretending to be a developing country, but secretly it is the most technologically advanced civilization on Earth and harbors a rare natural resource called Vibranium.
|
|
The multiple modes of communication can be especially hard on diplomats overseas, who may need to send a secure message from isolated parts of a developing country, far away from secure lines.
|
|
NAFTA was the first big trade agreement between two wealthy countries and one developing country, and it was also the first free trade agreement that contained an investor-state dispute settlement provision.
|
|
The bank's board praised Mr. Kim's leadership, highlighting his goals to end extreme poverty by 2030 and accelerate income growth for the bottom 40 percent of the population in every developing country.
|
|
That a developing country like Brazil with plenty of economic and political problems has largely met the challenge of producing these Games should be lauded, even if there is room for criticism.
|
|
The United Nations had called for global donations of $315 million in 2019 to help Colombia, a developing country, cope with the influx, but donations have fallen far short of the target.
|
|
He begins in Jamaica, where he learns about the country's economic struggles after gaining its independence from Britain in 1962 and investigates what it means to be free in a developing country.
|
|
Growers with thousands of acres of land can have several units survey their crops, but a farmer in a developing country with only five acres of land could use one just as easily.
|
|
Brussels, like Washington, is questioning why China is regarded under World Trade Organization rules as a developing country given special treatment, while being on course to become the largest economy in the world.
|
|
Since kicking off market reforms in 1978, China has lifted more than 800 million people out of poverty, but it remains a developing country and the reforms are incomplete, the World Bank says.
|
|
"If we have more and more consensus, the world will benefit from it," said Jin, emphasizing that China is the world's largest developing country and the U.S. is the world's largest developed country.
|
|
Today, if you live in a small village in a developing country, for example, there's a good chance you may want to move to your country's urban center to have better economic opportunities.
|
|
On June 30, it will sign a free-trade agreement with Vietnam in Hanoi that the European Commission on Tuesday called "the most ambitious free trade deal ever concluded with a developing country."
|
|
And contributions to the Global Partnership help leverage commitments from developing countries – in fact, in 2014, developing country partners pledged an impressive $26 billion to finance the strengthening of their own education systems.
|
|
The Trump administration faces the problem that China's high trade barriers are allowed by the World Trade Organization, because China entered the group as a developing country and insists it still is one.
|
|
Kazakhstan ranked as the fourth best developing country for retail investments, scoring 56.5 out of 100 on A.T. Kearney's 2016 Global Retail Development Index, after Malaysia which placed third on the index scoring 59.6.
|
|
"I am providing notice of my intent to terminate the designation of India as a beneficiary developing country under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program," Trump said in a letter to congressional leaders.
|
|
As Malaysia navigates its way from developing country to middle-class-nation status, the battle of its capital city against worsening traffic will play a crucial role in shaping the country's 21st-century identity.
|
|
But despite the ever-expanding feast of online video options, he warns, this industry faces a long struggle to build awareness and supersede traditional television, in a heterogeneous developing country of 1.3 billion people.
|
|
Four years ago, China took such a leadership position at the global climate talks by eschewing decades old political divisions over developed and developing country responsibilities and putting concrete emissions targets on the table.
|
|
For example, Brazil's self-defined status as a "developing" country has allowed it to subsidize up to 10 percent of its agricultural output, whereas the limit for "developed" nations is 5 percent, Azevedo said.
|
|
Commenting on the refugee exodus that has plagued Europe, Duterte said Western countries had failed those most in need and the Philippines, a developing country of 100 million, was willing to take them in.
|
|
This isn't a big deal if you have the latest phone, but if you're in a developing country, with a small phone and not a lot of memory, it could be a big deal.
|
|
But here's the thing—it's going to be very hard for Libra to comply with US AML expectations if it is serving developing country populations—how is it going to verify customer identity, for example?
|
|
Kibret Abebe, one of Ethiopia's best-known social entrepreneurs, said the sector would be boosted as Ethiopia hosts the 12th annual Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) this week, the first developing country to do so.
|
|
Joe Thwaites, a sustainable finance researcher with the World Resources Institute, said a decision in Poland to assess developing-country needs in implementing those plans every four years, starting from 13, was a "significant breakthrough".
|
|
As Wilson said, a bank right now would be less willing to invest in an SDG-friendly solar energy development in Nigeria, a developing country, than it would be investing in a coal plant there.
|
|
Prostitution thrives in Spain, which bucks trends in many developing country by attaching little stigma to men who pay for sex, according to a 2013 report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
|
|
Rather than saying that it is a developing country and should be handled by different standards, China might recognize that ultimately having good rules governing international trade and finance would be to its own benefit.
|
|
From its origins at the beginning of the Cold War, the relationship between the United States, a global superpower, and Turkey, a developing country seeking support against the Soviet Union, was never one of equals.
|
|
The Trump administration is encouraging the WTO to adjust its rules that permit China to be designated as a "developing country," asserting it allows China to receive easier treatment from the organization, according to Reuters.
|
|
Van Daal counts "singing my heart out with a spatula in my hands" among her preferred pastimes and had otherwise hoped to take a gap year to do some volunteer work in a developing country.
|
|
Spending foreign aid on these ventures is critical at a time when China is ramping up its own efforts to train the next generation of developing country officials on the CCP's authoritarian approach to governance.
|
|
If a United States development project supports the construction of a rural road in a developing country, or updating preexisting infrastructure, let's invite the private sector to lay down cable before we pour the concrete.
|
|
By signing this declaration, leaders from pharmaceutical companies, philanthropic organizations, the World Health Organization, civil society, and donor- and developing-country governments pledged to work together against NTDs, focusing resources and attention on fighting these diseases.
|
|
"The policy has a thrust towards promoting adaptation because, as a developing country, our scope for mitigation or reducing emissions is limited because we are not all that industrialised compared to the developed world," he said.
|
|
By 2015, Bridge was educating 100,000 students, and the founders claimed that they were providing a ''world-class education'' at ''less than 30 percent'' of what ''the average developing country spends per child on primary education.
|
|
One participant recalls a visit to a village in Shaanxi, a relatively poor province: the aim was to win sympathy by showing that China "was still a developing country, just like us", she says, her scepticism showing.
|
|
Chinese tech companies can opportunistically using the country's "developing country" status in arenas such as the WTO, while in reality they are outpacing almost any digital business from wealthy economies economies like Australia, the EU, and Japan.
|
|
Tonight on the new episode of our food and travel show HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie travels along the border of Mexico to explore the cultural and culinary exchange between a developing country and a first world super power.
|
|
Others are the children of Cambodians who fled torture and massacre by the Khmer Rouge regime and are being returned to a developing country in which they have never lived or of which they have little memory.
|
|
MSCI said it needed more signs that center-right President Mauricio Macri's pro-market reforms were "irreversible" to reincorporate the country's shares into its emerging markets index, which guides major developing country stock allocations worldwide by investment funds.
|
|
The bloc hopes the accord, the first of its kind with a developing country in Asia and second with a member of regional association ASEAN, will be a stepping stone toward a wider EU-Southeast Asia trade deal.
|
|
"The work has already been done," said Chad Bown, an economist at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, noting that a detailed outline of new trading terms had already been drawn for a developing country such as Vietnam.
|
|
Mr Liu's excuse for not visiting Bicester, as he informed a think-tank audience in 21, is that "China is a developing country" and it would not be right for him as its ambassador to promote the shopping mecca.
|
|
So when I began looking into a subject, I kind of targeted my efforts into an industrial part of India, due to some discussions as to whether India should be labeled as a developing country or a developed country.
|
|
But Wang told the briefing China welcomes foreign companies' investment in China and defended his country's investment environment, noting it is a developing country and its foreign investment regime cannot be held to the same standard as developed countries.
|
|
"No matter how other countries' policies on climate change change, as a responsible large developing country, China's resolve, aims and policy moves in dealing with climate change will not change," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said this week.
|
|
Drought in a developing country can mean many things: a lack of water, a lack of food and nutrition, and a lack of economic growth that puts even more pressure on impoverished communities relying on farming for their livelihoods.
|
|
The global gathering demonstrates that despite its failures, such as driving up developing country debt and stoking corruption, the Belt and Road Initiative remains a powerful avenue for Chinese influence because it speaks to the aspirations of developing countries.
|
|
In Trump's view (and that of many others dating back to the Reagan administration), the current arrangement gives China an unfair advantage because it classifies it as a developing country, keeping its shipping rates to the US artificially low.
|
|
"The largest gains will occur in developing country waters, such as Kiribati, the Maldives and Indonesia, which are at greatest risks due to warming temperatures and rely the most on fish for food security, incomes and employment," Sumaila said.
|
|
Experts say this is a remarkable achievement, especially in a poor state in a developing country, the product of a meticulous evacuation plan in which the authorities, sobered by past tragedies, moved a million people to safety, really fast.
|
|
Transparency is an essential ingredient of U.S. foreign assistance effectiveness, yet it's tough to preach transparency and increased accountability to Americans and developing country stakeholders, while at the same time diminishing our own tools for doing this critical work.
|
|
"You can well imagine if Hong Kong stock exchange makes an offer for some other developing country exchange, why wouldn't you see similar (regulatory) pushback?" said David Blennerhassett of Ballingal Investment Advisors, who publishes research on the Smartkarma website.
|
|
The dollar-denominated bonds of developing-country governments fell by more than 6% in the four trading days after the election, while their local-currency bonds (exposing foreign investors to the risk of depreciation) dropped by 7.4%, according to Bloomberg.
|
|
The rise in developing-country demand is seen largely driven by the petrochemicals industry, which uses oil to make the plastics needed for fertilisers, packaging, detergents and clothes, as well as for electric-car parts, solar panels and wind turbines.
|
|
The United States has so far handed over only a sixth of that money, and a potential refusal to deliver the rest would leave a gaping hole in developing-country efforts to tackle climate change, which depend on international assistance.
|
|
Young Cambodians are coming of age in a still-poor but quickly developing country: with gross national income of $1,020 per person in 2014, Cambodia is on the threshold of the World Bank's definition of a lower-middle-income country.
|
|
Most of India's internet users are under the age of 35, which has already helped create new jobs and educational opportunities for a new generation in the complex, often unwieldy developing country, particularly in rural communities and for women and children.
|
|
Ironically, the move also damaged the promotion of Australian interests; developing country governments are appreciative of external donors when they believe that aid is supporting their own development—they are decidedly cooler towards countries that use aid as a political bribe.
|
|
The admission that the attack was not a one-time event in a developing country but perhaps part of a broader threat has thrust Swift into a spotlight, raising questions about how securely money is being moved around the world.
|
|
The negotiations that began first between Mexico and the U.S. and were later extended to include Canada, ended with a first-of-its-kind trade agreement that, at the time, was the largest between two developed and one developing country.
|
|
And finally, the G-20's clear prioritization of infrastructure investment, initially as a developing country issue and then as a universal agenda item, has no doubt motivated much of the recent work in institutions like the multilateral development banks (MDBs).
|
|
"The United States has never accepted China's claim to developing-country status, and virtually every current economic indicator belies China's claim," it said, noting China's gross domestic product was the second largest in the world, behind only the United States.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The head of the main U.S. agency for aiding developing country infrastructure projects said on Monday the ability to extend funding for such investments is expected to double if new legislation is approved by the U.S. Congress.
|
|
Reforms should correct some countries' discrimination against investments by other countries and companies, and not be used as a way to deprive China of the right to enjoy differentiated treatment as a developing country, Wang said, without naming any countries.
|
|
"The Hong Kong government is by no means independent or autonomous in exercising its member rights, but has only given an extra arm for China to exert its influences and abuse its 'developing country' status under the WTO system," Chan said.
|
|
In the Bayou State, men and women can expect to live to 76, compared with the 193 years Californians live to on average — a gap similar to the one you'd find between the United States and a developing country like Colombia.
|
|
Participation by China, which as a developing country has traditionally been opposed to any binding emissions regime for its industries, is considered crucial to any deal, and experts say they expect it to favour Chinese airlines at least in the initial phase.
|
|
There are natural brakes on both sides to prevent a tsunami of overly exuberant Chinese investment in the U.S. Here are some of them: China faces the same challenges as any developing country, struggling to find a long-term, sustainable growth path.
|
|
Participation by China, which as a developing country has traditionally been opposed to any binding emissions regime for its industries, is considered crucial to any deal, and experts say they expect it to favor Chinese airlines at least in the initial phase.
|
|
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has said his home country, Japan, lacks investment opportunities and that it's just a developing country when it comes to AI. "Unfortunately there are virtually no companies that can be called global No. 1 unicorns," Son said of Japan.
|
|
Without mentioning the offer, Kim said the bank and the government of Indonesia, the World Bank Group's third biggest client, "are going to demonstrate just how quickly a developing country can go from low to middle to high income status" by working together.
|
|
"We're surprised the market didn't take a sourer tone today not only with China digging in, the Mexico headlines and the U.S. revoking India's status as a developing country," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio.
|
|
A zero-emissions goal by midcentury may be unrealistic for a fast-growing developing country, but China could shoot for a 50 to 60 percent reduction in emissions by then, to be followed by a goal of zero later in the century.
|
|
Back in the early 1990s, Chinese officials insisted they were just a developing country to foreign officials who talked about a "China threat theory," according to Susan L. Shirk, chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
|
|
The government's crackdown on intellectual property violations will focus on trademark registration abuse and business secret theft, Wang Shouwen, a vice commerce minister told reporters at a press briefing in Beijing, adding that China's IP protection was "not perfect" as a developing country.
|
|
Investors have generally welcomed the sale of the Simandou project by Rio to Chinese metals producer Chinalco for between $1.1 billion and $1.3 billion, believing it rids the world's No.95.023 iron ore miner of an expensive and risky project in a developing country.
|
|
While China should maintain its developing country status, if it wants to avoid the ire of the Trump administration and the world community, China should pay back some of the "raise" it got by playing a more active role in supporting the world trading system.
|
|
Investors have generally welcomed the sale of the Simandou project by Rio to Chinese metals producer Chinalco for between $1.1 billion and $95.023 billion, believing it rids the world's No.2 iron ore miner of an expensive and risky project in a developing country.
|
|
Beginning with "Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks" (2003) a three-part, nine-hour look at the painful decline of a once-thriving industrial zone, the 52-year-old documentarian has consistently portrayed those dispossessed amid the changing landscape of his rapidly developing country.
|
|
If they know that there are 653 or 12 airports where they can go, whether it's in a developing country or Japan or India, it's really a stage that they can look forward to, towards the next career if you want to use the word.
|
|
"A developing country could tax richer people to give cash to poorer people, but then the aggregate effect on the economy depends on both the negative stimulus from less spending by richer citizens and the positive stimulus from more spending by poorer citizens," she explains.
|
|
Enjoy this grainy video of John Lawson preaching in South Africa This article originally appeared on VICE UK Every so often, a slightly chunky middle-aged white guy will walk into a prison in a developing country with a bible tucked under his arm.
|
|
Hanoi (Reuters) - The European Union signed a landmark free trade deal with Vietnam on Sunday, the first of its kind with a developing country in Asia, paving the way for tariff reductions on 99% of goods between the trading bloc and Southeast Asian country.
|
|
Instead, it got rich exploiting its developing country status in the WTO—that permits, for example, Chinese tariffs of 25 percent on cars as compared to the U.S. levy of 2.5 percent—and to target and obtain critical technologies by applying coercive tactics and outright theft.
|
|
"We're surprised the market didn't take a sourer tone today not only with China digging in, the Mexico headlines and the U.S. revoking India's status as a developing country," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio, also citing weak manufacturing data.
|
|
"That cute kitten, for example, roaming the street on your vacation to a developing country may be tempting to pet but could also be carrying a bacteria known as Bartonella that can manifest in cat-scratch disease," characterized by swollen lymph nodes, fatigue and high fever.
|
|
In a new paper, the IMF said that all emerging markets are facing diminished growth prospects over the next five years, but those of the Middle East and Central Asian countries are expected to be 1.25 percentage points below the emerging market and developing country average.
|
|
The Indian government led by Modi, who was re-elected last month with a big majority, says it has been trying to negotiate solutions to the disputes with the United States but that, as a developing country, it has to protect the interests of its people.
|
|
Precious few Chinese voices question the political sustainability of a global economic order from which China has profited so copiously, claiming to be a developing country with the right to subsidise domestic firms and close markets to foreign rivals, while growing to become the second largest economy on Earth.
|
|
In "Your Tales of La Guardia Airport Hell," Patrick McGheehan writes: After years of being derided by travelers, New Yorkers and politicians alike as belonging in a developing country, La Guardia, an airport that sits on a chockablock site in northern Queens, is finally getting an $8 billion makeover.
|
|
"Its important to understand just how hard it is for countries transitioning from authoritarianism to democracy to do so successfully, and how hard it is in a big developing country to hold successful elections," he said, citing Nigeria and Afghanistan which have delayed their elections because of logistical problems.
|
|
He also warned that Brazil stands to face more setbacks on trade if it gives up the benefits of "developing country" status at the World Trade Organization (WTO) the U.S. condition for supporting Brazil's bid to join the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a policy forum for wealthier nations.
|
|
"We listen to the honorable president, and hear his concern about consumers and assure everybody, whether it's him or developing country leaders, that we are as focused on the interests of the global economy and consumers around the world as we are focused on the interests of producers," al-Falih said.
|
|
In developing countries, transformation will be neither inevitable nor straightforward, but much may ride on the outcome of debate regarding a few key areas: Are there applications of either the blockchain or digital currencies that are both relevant to the unbanked/underbanked and feasible to implement in developing country contexts?
|
|
And it's very important to the question because under the WTO rules, China still qualifies as a developing nation so they can behave despite their enormous power and might now like a developing country and that is out of date with the reality that China has as an economic power.
|
|
He also warned that Brazil stands to face more setbacks on trade if it gives up the benefits of "developing country" status at the World Trade Organization (WTO) — the U.S. condition for supporting Brazil's bid to join the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a policy forum for wealthier nations.
|
|
And so rather than people trying to look for differences, I think there is this big opportunity to recognize this is an urgent mission, it's a very clear mission, it is pretty granular, meaning what does each country do to— each developing country do to make the lives of its people work better.
|
|
A vital source of income to developing nations, travel is the first or second source of export earnings in 20 of the 25 least developed countries, according to the W.T.O., yet a 2000 report from the organization noted that just $23 of every $2910 spent in a developing country stayed in that destination.
|
|
"The largest gains will occur in developing country waters, such as Kiribati, the Maldives and Indonesia, which are at greatest risks due to warming temperatures and rely the most on fish for food security, incomes and employment," said lead researcher Rashid Sumaila, director of the University of British Columbia's Fisheries Economics Research Unit.
|
|
If you are a wealthy person living in a developing country (and yes, there are many) then you have a legitimate worry that your private data—for example the account numbers, sort codes and current balances of your foreign bank accounts—will end up in the hands of corrupt civil servants, thieves or kidnappers.
|
|
In Dreams From My Father, Obama proudly relates his habit in Indonesia of eating "small green chili peppers raw with dinner," which to me serves as a metaphor for what it is like to be a foreigner in a developing country: There is a piquancy missing from the more insipid climes of the industrialized West.
|
|
"The amazing thing about being able to provide more educational content to YouTube is that children, who may be first generation from an emerging or developing country, they now have a mobile phone and they have the ability to watch content," said Cynthia So Schroeder, Next 10's recently hired vice president of marketing, who's leading the incubation efforts.
|
|
Sometimes, Shoniqua Kemp wonders whether her children would be better off going to school in a developing country instead of coping with the deplorable conditions at Osborn Evergreen Academy – one of numerous public schools in Detroit now under threat of closure due to unsafe and deteriorating conditions overseen by Darnell Earley, the former emergency manager for the city of Flint, Mich.
|
|
If they can cooperate with major developing country shareholders like China, India, and Brazil, as well as any number of smaller African shareholders, they can very plausibly outvote the US and put in a candidate like Rajan or Okonjo-Iweala or even threaten to in a way that forces Malpass to withdraw his candidacy and requires Trump to get behind a consensus candidate.
|
|
The Koreans provided financial assistance to help attract the fund; insiders say other potential locales, including Geneva and Bonn, were opposed by the US officials (because they didn't want the fund too closely identified with the UN) and by developing countries (who wanted it headquartered in a developing country, as South Korea is deemed to be by the UN's climate agency).
|
|
Mr. Xi's remarks should serve as a sobering warning about the stakes of walking away from the grand visions that have guided American foreign policy since the end of World War II. But they also reflect the reality that emerging economies — China is still a developing country — across Asia and Africa are counting on hitching their economic engines to a fairly brokered global economy, and that they will face the worst effects of climate change.
|
|
" Such states come into being when an independence movement fights off foreign powers or domestic elites who wish to integrate the developing country into the global economy on terms favorable to the capitalist nations: wide-open financial markets and currency speculation, restrictions on labor organizing, few or no taxes on business, unrestricted profit repatriation, minimal environmental and occupational safety regulations, and all the rest of what makes for a "favorable investment climate.
|
|
And they knew that this exercise of inculcating skepticism in children, while uncommon in high-income settings, was even rarer in a developing country like Uganda, where pseudoscientific medical advice can spread with abandon, just as it can in the US. The researchers, along with others from Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Norway, and England, worked to identify the most important ideas a person would need to grasp, and in a systematic study they arrived at 32 concepts.
|
|
And they knew this exercise of inculcating skepticism in children, while uncommon in high-income settings, was even rarer in a developing country like Uganda, where pseudoscientific medical advice can spread with abandon, just as it can in the US. The researchers, along with others from Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Norway, and England, worked to identify the most important ideas a person would need to grasp to think critically about health claims, including: They also drew up lesson plans and collaborated with teachers in Uganda to make materials that would resonate with local schoolchildren.
|
|
A pretty sweet deal.)Student Loans: $8.41 (My grandmother left me some inheritance so I used that to pay for university, rather than take a loan.) Cell Phone: $19.61Netflix: $7 (the world and his dog uses this too — my sister, her ex-housemates, my parents, my boyfriend's sister....)Spotify: $2130 (I am still on a student plan somehow despite graduating a year and a half ago)Charitable Donation: $212.85 (to support work to improve the lives of children and women in a developing country)Savings: At the end of the month, anything left in my bank account goes into high-interest stock investments as savings.
|
|
Occupation: Environmental Scientist Industry: Environmental Impact Assessment Age: 30 Location: Sydney, Australia Salary: $33,8 Paycheck Amount (10x/month, after taxes, superannuation and student loan): $30,213 Gender Identity: Cisgender Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $214.80 (for my half of a two-bedroom apartment that I live in with my boyfriend) Student Loans: $216 Superannuation (retirement): $2130 (This includes an extra voluntary deduction on top of the government-mandated 2128.30%.)Utilities: $219 (for my half of the electricity and internet.)Health Insurance: $2130 (for private hospital and extras cover.)Car Payment: $2168.60 Gym Membership: $2129Mobile Phone: $2129Spotify: $2 (I'm on a shared plan)Netflix: $5 (for my half, split with my boyfriend)Opal Card: $134Charity: $33 (I sponsor the education of a young woman in a developing country)Investments: $41 (put into Raiz, I have about $1,12.403 in here)Savings: $552 (into a high-interest savings account.
|
|