281 “...'s overall positive outlook include global financial conditions and a slowdown in emerging market growth...”

282 “... in Poland, drawing comparisons with other emerging market economies, and discusses challenges posed...”

283 “... private debt across industrial and emerging market economies and analyzes implications for external...”

284 “... performance lags that of the better-rated emerging market economies...”

285 “... determine the Philippines’ position within a broader universe of emerging market economies...”

286 “... Consultation discusses economic developments and policies. Kazakhstan is better placed than many emerging...”

287 “... of emerging market sovereign spreads to yield valuable insights into the pattern of Indonesia’s sovereign...”

288 “... the empirical evidence in a broad sample of emerging market countries. The data suggests that the effectiveness...”

289 “... are large in percent of GDP compared to Emerging Market (EM) countries and other oil exporters. This keeps...”

290 “...As emerging and developing economies accumulate more domestic sovereign debt, it is likely to play...”

291 “... in the advanced and emerging market economies. The report serves as an effective outreach tool to country...”

292 “... high in comparison with many other emerging market countries...”

293 “...Guinea is emerging from a prolonged period of political crisis. The new government has taken bold...”

294 “... to fully reabsorb the mass of unemployed and underemployed or, particularly in some emerging market...”

295 “... the emerging market income levels. The authorities will take revenue measures and use expenditure savings...”

296 “... and emerging market economies, employs projections based on the April 2009 World Economic Outlook to quantify...”

297 “...; putting the public finances on a sustainable path and returning to market funding; and restarting economic...”

298

299 “... and through April 1998. These policies helped the South African economy emerge successfully from the exchange...”

300 “...An illegal parallel market for foreign exchange is prevalent in Belize. Its emergence and continued...”