The lack of marketing support in importing countries makes Belarusian manufacturers unable to defy competition in foreign markets and that is the main deterrent to export growth. The principal competitive advantage of Belarusian beer is its relatively …

In order to protect their exports into those economies, other hard-currency countries have engaged in competitive currency devaluation. Examples would include Switzerland, Japan and China. Even in the absence of high inflation, currency debasement has …

Suddenly, Australian manufacturing exporters become more competitive, and importers of foreign goods for local sale less competitive. People involved in the real economy have to respond to the … And then we have the continuous currency crises in Asia …

The safety board's letter identifies four dangerous near-collisions that required "evasive maneuvers at low altitude," including an American Airlines Boeing 737 pilot who in July 2012 told controllers at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport …

In a simple world, anyone could make cement from limestone and shale, however, in our not so simple world, there is one further magic ingredient in the cement mix – money. The largest public company in the history of the state is CRH plc. Seán Quinn …

I started working there as a customer service representative and within four years, I was promoted to Team Lead manager, responsible for a team of 19 stockbrokers. … In fact, they will be in the position to actually grow wealthy as the dollar …

… of funds by a reduction in overall federal allocations, while some businesses (from the economic development portion) were receiving new funding, and the city also was spending CDBG money on its own service upgrades in an overall affluent community.

Every episode the crew deals with a new set of affluent, high-profile (and often demanding) clientele. Oh, and you can expect cat fights and love triangles, too. Celebuzz had a chance to chat with two of Below Deck's cast members, Adrienne and David …

A nation can be termed 'prosperous' when people have sufficient income to afford the necessities of life and public services are readily accessible to everyone. We can then define Dahal's perception of 'people's prosperity' as affluence, which means …