16.Yahoo! managers then began fashioning alliances with such diverse partners as Reuters, Standard & Poor's, and the Associated Press, RE/Max, and a wide array of information provides specializing in sports, weather, entertainment, shopping and travel.
17.The IMF puts China's share in the world economy at 12.7%,well in excess of Japan's 7.1% share and India's 4.8% portion, the next two largest economies in the region.
18.China must grow because, with tens of millions of farmers needing to be relocated to cities, millions of workers laid off from State-owned enterprises, and with legions of young people entering the workforce, unemployment could threaten social stability.
19.Monetary and financial cooperation in Asia-Pacific regionalism, however, is more a reaction to new economic and financial risks emerging from globalization.
20.These forecasts are subject to risks, including the political uncertainties associated ith this year's elections in several of your countries and worldwide geopolitical tensions.
21.Expansionary monetary and fiscal policies may simply delay the fall in real income necessitated by the increase in oil prices, stoke up inflationary pressures and worsen the impact of higher prices in the long run.
22.The growth of the world economy has always fallen sharply in the wake of each major run-up in oil prices, including that of 1999-2000.
23.The transfer of income from oil importers to oil exporters in the year following the $10 price increase would amount to roughly $150 billion.
24.Foreign-owned firms account for almost 60 percent of the country's exports, but most of those exports so far come from the kind of high labor, high polluting manufacturing.
25.A long-awaited plan to unify the tax rate paid by domestic and foreign-invested companies could weed mucky manufacturing FDI out.
26.Globalization is acting precisely as predicted--as an engine of growth that accelerates investments by leveling borders and speeds up consumption and driving down prices.
27."Economics beats politics any time." The mighty dynamics of expansion seem to beat them out.
28.The conference made it clear that resource conservation, and energy saving in particular, should be a vitally important aspect of the basic national policy.
29.Many of China's pollution problems have emerged in tandem with the country's breakneck economic growth. China naturally has the right-and the duty-to create better opportunities and livelihoods for its citizens.
30.The system of market makers that are obliged to quote both selling and buying prices are introduced at the same time to provide liquidity.