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economic establishment, has sold out to the concept of a managed economy, undergirded with Keynesian economic theories and experiments.

Since Botswana was a politically stable country with a prudently managed economy, he said, he had brought a delegation of German entrepreneurs so that they could explore opportunities for setting up businesses in Botswana.

During the Great Depression, John Maynard Keynes's writings on money proved crucial for the invention of macroeconomic theory and signaled the birth of the managed economy.

They face many challenges that hinder their full production capacity, from the limitations on the hours they can work for to the types of jobs they can or are allowed to have, especially in the world of "managed economy."

But institutional weakness, poorly managed economy and political instability delayed admission.

The difference between capitalism and socialism is the difference between a free market economy and a managed economy.

The UAE banks are unquestionably proxies forthe most vibrant, diverse, globally integrated and well managed economy in the Arab world.

Yanagisawa presents students, academics, and researchers with an analysis of the prevailing economic thought in Japan between the years of 1930 and 1945, focusing primarily on the impact of European and American ideas regarding the transformation of capitalism to a controlled, or managed economy. The author has organized the main body of his text in seven chapters, focused on capitalism and the transformation of the corporation, the crisis of capitalism and the controlled economy, early Japanese analysis of the Nazi economic system, and a variety of other related subjects.

The same figure, Figure 2, is also used to analyze the labor market in the labor managed economy. The total supply of labor in the local market is again [O.sub.a][O.sub.b].

"China is a managed economy," argues one commentary.

At times, they like the media hype but you cannot blame the Judiciary for a badly managed economy," he added.

The Egyptian masses would be shown that in a properly managed economy, they could be guaranteed a minimal standard of living and need not go hungry as many did under Muslim Brotherhood rule.