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| | | ... financial stresses in commodity-exporting economies, particularly in vulnerable emerging market economies, and for commodity-producing firms in many countries. Should any of these downside risks materialize, foreign activity and demand for U.S. exports ... |
| | | | ... position is strong. "If you look back at our full-year reporting, we've got $12 million cash on our balance sheet. We're producing profit - there's an underlying profit of $7 million. Centrepoint's prospects are good, so in that context I'm not sure ... |
| | | | ... risk exposure as members move closer to retirement, the variable glidepaths inherent in the design of these products is producing much more disparate outcomes than what might have been suspected. For instance, there is a huge disparity in the number ... |
| | | | ... underlying the RBNZ's monetary policy flip-flops. While New Zealand's economy does appear to be slowing, it's still producing decent growth. Inflation gyrations - even in the core rate - are, however, a different matter. This suggests that the RBNZ's ... |
| | | | ... remains below the Fed's 2% target). A strong dollar would bomb commodity prices that would lower growth in commodity producing countries and emerging markets that would return to bite Uncle Sam's behind. The problem is a dovish statement from the Fed ... |
| | | | ... investing in the subordinated debt of infrastructure assets since 1998 and focuses on defensive, non-cyclical, cash flow-producing assets. Note: This article previously stated that the investment was made in 'clean energy' this was inaccurate and has ... |
| | | | ... Trobe University. The award will support the professors to establish the Clive and Vera Ramaciotti Facility (CVRF) for Producing Pharmaceuticals in Plants, a facility to that will develop technologies to produce new drugs. These could be incorporated ... |
| | | | ... required to purchase the same quantity of commodities. Lower commodity prices, in turn, negatively affect commodity-producing countries, decreasing overall global demand, limiting any inroads to be made towards reducing the supply glut - particularly ... |
| | | | ... prescription, instead... "I would be open to the possibility of reducing the fed-funds target range even further, as a way of producing better labor market outcomes." With the fed funds rate at virtually zero (0-0.25%), is he suggesting what I think ... |
| | | | ... economist David Ricardo's theory on comparative advantage. The theory posits that, "...a country should specialize in producing and exporting only those goods and services which it can produce more efficiently (at lower opportunity cost) than other goods ... |
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