Long-term Prospects for the World EconomyOECD, 1992 - 193 pages |
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Page 82
... foreign market opportunities . Foreign trade is not yet as normal an activity in the United States as in Western Europe , but is rapidly becoming so . Non - price factors affecting competitiveness , such as more rapid improvements in ...
... foreign market opportunities . Foreign trade is not yet as normal an activity in the United States as in Western Europe , but is rapidly becoming so . Non - price factors affecting competitiveness , such as more rapid improvements in ...
Page 98
... foreign investments . - - A plausible start for this scenario would be a very sluggish recovery from the current economic recession caused by serious disruptions in the financial community , which would not manage the debt burden and ...
... foreign investments . - - A plausible start for this scenario would be a very sluggish recovery from the current economic recession caused by serious disruptions in the financial community , which would not manage the debt burden and ...
Page 152
... foreign workers in Japan . First , the annual average number of hours worked in Japan was 2 052 in 1990 , about 10 per cent higher than in the United States and the United Kingdom , and about 25 per cent higher than in Germany and ...
... foreign workers in Japan . First , the annual average number of hours worked in Japan was 2 052 in 1990 , about 10 per cent higher than in the United States and the United Kingdom , and about 25 per cent higher than in Germany and ...
Contents
A Longterm Scenario Study of the World Economy 19902015 | 27 |
Longterm Prospects for the US Economy | 75 |
North American Economic Integration in the 1990s | 101 |
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