laggardness


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If not for the year-end laggardness and apprehension of investors to take huge positions in the penultimate week of the year, gold would have been trading above $1,400 easily," said Richcomm Global Services analyst Pradeep Unni.
IMF completes gold sale to raise funds for loans to poor nations
Ultimately the safety net of the West German economic system may have contributed to the East Germans' prolonged laggardness.
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall: the travails of East Germany's economic transition
Canadian laggardness is a mixed blessing in this regard, as there are numerous reform exercises and blueprints around the world from which to draw (both inside and outside of the Westminster family).
Beyond Westminster governance: bringing politics and public service into the networked era

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