Everything you need to know about economic disputes is contained in Christmas gift-giving.
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Even mercantilist governments should be able to resolve such narrowly economic disputes.
U.S.-Chinese negotiations are expected to intensify on the entire range of bilateral relations, especially regarding trade and economic disputes, ahead of the dialogue.
They're doing business with China, though the two countries still have economic and trade disputes.
But Conservative MP John Redwood, chairman of the party's policy review group on economic competitiveness, disputes that this was Thatcher's aim.
That will mean resolving bitter internal disputes between economic reformers such as the party's candidate, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and the party's powerful left wing.
He suspects that the murder and the threats may be an attempt by agents of the old order to add to the difficulties of Mr Fox's government, which is already grappling with economic recession and internal disputes.
Narongchai himself tendered his resignation in late June, along with then deputy PM and finance minister Amnuay Viravan. (It was Amnuay who brought businessman-economist Narongchai into the cabinet.) Chavalit asked Narongchai to stay, but let Amnuay go amid disputes over economic policy, replacing him with Thanong Bidaya, a banker with little political clout.
Nobody, and certainly not this administration, disputes that substantial economic growth leads to substantially greater governmental receipts, if not lessened spending in other words, lower deficits.
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They also bode poorly for the resolution of disputes in a closer economic union.
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In short, our overarching objective is to sustain a stable security environment and a regional order rooted in economic openness, peaceful resolution of disputes, democratic governance, and political freedom.
Religious differences harbour potential conflict and territorial disputes are aggravated by social and economic imbalances.
As if all this were not enough, transatlantic disputes are also simmering on the economic front.
The 1988 constitution, a hotch-potch of social and economic rights, encourages appeals in even trivial disputes to the Supreme Court.
One of the main reasons why the South-East Asians have prospered is that they have concentrated on economic development, setting aside old quarrels and territorial disputes.
Many Pakistani analysts suspect India of wanting to string Pakistan along, discussing relatively minor disputes, and making progress on improving transport, economic, cultural and other links, while refusing to engage on the core issue of Kashmir.
For instance, the Law of the Sea Treaty would severely constrain America's ability to protect its security and economic interests by establishing a new global bureaucracy to oversee territorial disputes, free passage, and exploitation of seabed resources.
The predictable and relatively efficient way courts resolve business matters like contract disputes is probably one of the most important factors in U.S. economic superiority.
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Ironically, the fact that courts often interfered with non-violent labor disputes in the pre-NLRA era does not diminish my argument for the strength of economic power, but enforces it.
Indeed some of the new actors in such disputes, such as consumer-rights activists and environmental groups, may not be susceptible to economic reasoning.
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