- The world economy. (At a Glance).
* We have lowered our forecast for OECD economic growth in 2003 to 2.4 per cent. * The world economy will grow more strongly, by 3.4 per cent, helped by a strong performance by China and India. * The United States will grow by 2.3 per cent in 2002 and ......
- Soaring Electronic Sales to Developing Countries Come With Pressure to Cut Prices
IC prices have averaged 10% lower since last summer than in the previous twelve months, partly because of a tilt in the mix of parts shipments to the lower cost parts used in the assembly of entry-level consumer and PC products designed for sale in developing countries. Semiconductor manufacturers are ......
- Defending intellectual property rights in the BRIC
economies.
I. INTRODUCTION Protecting intellectual property rights in Brazil, Russia, India, and China, collectively known as the BRIC economies, has become an important policy focus of the U.S. government. These important emerging economies have not yet fully developed intellectual property protection and enforcement mechanisms. In all four countries, intellectual property infringement ......
- Defending Intellectual Property Rights in the BRIC Economies
I. INTRODUCTION Protecting intellectual property rights in Brazil, Russia, India, and China, collectively known as the BRIC economies, has become an important policy focus of the U.S. government. These important emerging economies have not yet fully developed intellectual properly protection and enforcement mechanisms. In all lour commies, iiiiellcctual property infringement ......
- Production and Exports Set Records But Industry Still
Faces Challenges.
Viral outbreaks in Ecuador, economic slowdown in Japan and attacks on shrimp farming by environmentalists create headaches even as volume reaches all-time high. With annual sales of more than $10 billion, shrimp is undoubtedly the leading fishery commodity in the global seafood market. Production from wild capture and aquaculture has ......
- World food processing machinery demand to reach US$21
billion in the year 2006. (News Release).
Worldwide demand for food processing machinery is projected to rise 4.6 percent annually through 2006 to $21 billion. The major factor fueling global market growth through 2006 will be ongoing economic expansion in developing nations, most notably in Asia, leading to increases in employment, personal income and consumer spending for ......
- What's different this time?
Although all cyclical upturns have some common characteristics, each one is also unique. GDP growth will be at about the same pace as it was in the last cyclical expansion—4 percent in the United States, 2 percent in Europe, 8 percent in China—but this time 5 percent instead of 3 ......