South Korea has, since the end of the Korean War, undergone an economic miracle of astonishing proportions.
It is considered to have achieved an economic miracle, becoming one of the world's top producers of computer technology.
Italy had accomplished an economic miracle in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, shifting from a rural to an urban and industrialized economy.
In the mid-20th century Brazil seemed to have found a formula for stimulating growth and enjoyed what appeared to be an economic miracle.
With the U.S. deficit already going up 1, 000, 000, 000, 000 dollars a year the endgame of inflation could most certainly do that to the Dow, without an economic miracle.
Visual feats aside, Fuller, 47, has managed to pull off something of an economic miracle -- at least in the world of hydraulics: He claims his technology allows for energy savings of 80% or more and brings down project costs by 50%.
To be sure, Ivory Coast was declared an "economic miracle" in the late 1980s and in 1994, the World Bank declared Ghana to be an economic success story.
Time, and past time, for an American Economic Miracle.
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In reality, the supposed economic miracle was merely an ancillary effect of being in the same world where the real miracle was occurring, which was the enormous technological and productive revolutions occurring in the U.S. and Japan.
To follow that political miracle with an economic and social one was bound to be even more difficult, and so it has proved.
This year an academic's essay cast doubt on Asia's economic miracle, pricking any unquestioning confidence in the region's prospects.
Home to a private army of BMW and Mercedes owners and an impressive array of successful, globally-integrated companies, Chile is widely regarded as being the economic miracle of Latin America.
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