Meanings of industrialise economy in English

International cooperation and funding from industrialised economies are necessary to combat climate change.

The region's rapidly growing and industrialising economies are seen as a key growth area.

Prices rallied on Monday, stoked by accelerating manufacturing activity in industrialised economies and icy weather.

Ramaphosa is trying to revive Africa's most industrialised economy after a decade of slow growth.

The data compared property price rises in a number of the world's most advanced industrialised economies.

But now there is speculation about a co-ordinated reduction in interest rates across the main industrialised economies.

Growth in Africa's most industrialised economy hinges heavily on saving power firm Eskom, which is drowning in debt.

But, equally, others greeted the news warmly as it showed a major industrialised economy making a stride towards renewables.

Britain's economy enjoyed some of the fastest growth of any major industrialised economy in the first nine months of 2013.

He warned, however, that political turmoil and regulatory uncertainty were harming investor sentiment towards South Africa, the continent's most industrialised economy.

Years of alleged corruption and mismanagement have knocked confidence in the continent's most industrialised economy, which is still struggling for growth.

The garage reopened on Saturday after a five-week shutdown meant to halt the spread of coronavirus in Africa's most industrialised economy.

Oil gained as accelerating manufacturing activity in industrialised economies and winter weather fanned optimism that U.S. crude inventories will continue to drain.

Coal is playing the most important role in meeting escalating electricity demand in the fast- industrialising economies of China, India and across Southeast Asia.

Today, it is a little more than equal to it and still much lower than that of other industrialised economies such as Japan.

Brown, meanwhile, was exploring the possibility of sending Brazil's Lula as an emissary to broker an agreement between industrialised economies and the developing world.