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But trade with emerging economies can have a big impact on both average and relative wages.

This same trend also explains the recent pattern of weakening economies in the west and the strengthening trade performance in emerging economies.

The world would be better served by policies that both improve rich countries' prospects and reorient growth in emerging economies.

A second issue concerns the spillovers from policy choices, both within the rich world and between rich and emerging economies.

The Group of 20 (G20) industrialized and emerging economies agreed Sunday that joint action and greater controls were necessary to tackle the international financial crisis.

No wonder, then, that countries with developing and emerging economies are suspicious of international agreements, fearful that the rules are rigged to favour the privileged and the powerful.

Critics point out that some appreciation is due: a rise against rich-world currencies is both a natural consequence of the faster growth of emerging economies and a way to correct global imbalances.

But remedying this requires over-represented countries like Belgium and the Netherlands to agree to cede more votes to emerging economies than they have thus far been willing to.

But it is dangerous to treat emerging economies as homogenous.

The developed economies as a whole will still benefit hugely from trade with emerging economies.

If so, official figures may overstate the surplus of China and other emerging economies.

China is an emerging economy - and history tells us all emerging economies experience hot and speculative stock markets as they develop.

The stock market rallies that will result will be based largely on the strength of these emerging economies.

Even more important, the creation of a beefier but gentler IMF will give emerging economies a credible alternative to the practice of building up enormous foreign-exchange reserves.

One step would be to treble the IMF's resources, to $750 billion, so that it can give more help to emerging economies (the vexed question of how to run the fund can wait).

Some emerging economies have done even worse.

A slowdown in emerging economies, on the other hand, would dent prices by much more.

A gaping growth gap between the emerging and rich worlds will, of course, shift economic heft more quickly towards emerging economies.

Analysts say global liquidity flowed out of developed economies to newly emerging economies in August amid the European and us debt crises and turmoil in the financial markets of developed countries.

The last big issue for the G20 is what to do about the dramatic collapse in financial flows to developing and emerging economies, the largest of which are represented in the group.

Housing markets in some emerging economies, meanwhile, seem entirely unaffected.

In the late 1990s emerging economies suffered from capital outflows and plunging currencies.

HSBC forecasts that the average inflation rate in emerging economies will rise to 6.6% this year, its highest in ten years.

Asia's emerging economies experience self sustained growth.

All the main Asian emerging economies apart from India have relatively low ratios of public debt to GDP.

With emerging economies such as those of China and India crying out for more coal, the basin around Tete is expected to play a big part in developing Mozambique's fledgling economy.

The crisis has underscored the growing importance of the large emerging economies, especially China and India, but others as well.

First, the West's malaise and the rise of emerging economies will yield a mountain of books.

Led by big emerging economies, the world's output is probably growing at an annual rate of more than 5%, far swifter than most seers expected.

Asia's emerging economies are recovering much more quickly than economies in other parts of the world.