The analyst who made this call noted that steel inventories are sitting at historically low levels domestically.
The government plans to curb imports and increase the supply of domestically born-and-bred beef until it is 90% of the market.
But like India's similar debt burden (73% of GDP), the liabilities are mostly denominated in the country's own currency and held domestically, often by docile institutions, such as state Banks.
This is a moment for enhanced co-operation, domestically and internationally, not theatrical remonstration.
This makes Iraq increasingly less of a mess domestically but more a factor for regional instability throughout the Middle East.
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The stronger Yen sparked rising demand for gold domestically.
In a sense, that's the situation here: Japan needs electricity, and there's little coal and no oil domestically.
The government would then introduce legislation requiring all radios and TV sets sold domestically to be fitted with this chip. (This is not at all far-fetched, by the way.
Imports are goods and services that are produced abroad and sold domestically.
But the more fundamental question is what happens domestically.
The Lucky Money products have been well received both domestically and internationally, since the BEP introduced such kind of products in 2000.
Foreigners can buy debt issued domestically, but artificially low yields and the risk of another default make that unappealing.
The solution may be to liberalize tightly regulated domestically oriented sectors - especially services such as education and retail - that are much less productive than manufacturing.
Bush gave Obama this big ball of fire, and it is burning, domestically and internationally.
China will use domestically-made “black boxes” flight data recorders in its airplanes.
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