You needed capital controls, so people could not easily move their money from one country to another.
But the standards vary from one country to another, forcing toymakers to deal with a patchwork of regulations.
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Now people who move from one country to another simply enlarge their social networks, building truly global communities.
It would also mean that there would have to be enormous transfers of money from one country to another.
More people will move from one country to another, because they want to or because they are forced to, Guterres said.
How much their pensions pay, compared to how much they made while working, also varies greatly from one country to another.
Are the young people you meet on your trip all the same, or are they different from one country to another?
Different, and often diverging, points of view are being put forward and the answer to the question differs from one country to another.
For example, a compact disc sent from one country to another is clearly a good, and will incur a tariff as it crosses the border.
We are entering the age of the global Olympian, in which a top-notch competitor can be bounced easily from one country to another like a shuttlecock.
If we have a single currency or a locked currency, the differences come out substantially in unemployment or vast movements of people from one country to another.
Prior to the 1980s every country ran their own border controls and cars often queued for hours to pass from one country to another while officials checked passports.
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Lastly, cross-border financial integration has spread far enough to channel contagion from one country to another, but not so far as to break the cycle of weak banks and weak sovereigns bringing each other down.
The stereotype has giant companies shifting production from one country to another in search of the cheapest sources of labour, without regard for the well-being of either the high-wage workers who stand to lose their jobs or the low-paid ones who will be hired.
Mr Alexander added that the government, together with Germany and France, was putting additional funds into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, to aid work on establishing global agreements to prevent companies avoiding tax by moving profits from one country to another with a lower tax rate.
"The only way an international airline can fly from one country to another is if there's a bilateral agreement between the two countries -- and that agreement will invariably express that each airline has to be substantially owned and effectively controlled by nationals of their country, " he said.
Analysts tend to ignore a crucial component of current-account flows: U.S. multinationals' selling their products from one foreign country to another.
Medical practice can vary considerably from one European country to another, so content providers must do more than change the language of their websites.
Muslim immigrants make up 27%, with 13 million foreign-born Muslims living in the EU. When migration from one EU country to another is excluded, the percentages are closer, but Christian immigrants still outnumber Muslim immigrants 13 million to 12 million, the study says.
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This could make it harder for people to move from one part of the country to another.
Though the answer to this question can vary from one region of the country to another, the most plausible answer is lack of competition on the supply side and high switching costs on the demand side.
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On Thursday, the Obama administration used U.S. Air Force planes to fly repair trucks and equipment from the West Coast to New York, a rare instance of tapping the military to deliver private-sector assets from one part of the country to another.
They migrated from all over the country, jumped from one plant to another and retreated to their villages when times were bad.
Up to a decade ago, the country lurched from one crisis to another, with sky-high inflation and interest rates and a feeble currency.
First, pay varies little from one part of the country to another.
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Remittances from one low-income country to another probably help to cut poverty.
Health insurance is generally not portable, so if people move from one part of the country to another they may lose their coverage.
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