1.   In developing economies these two propositions are not incompatible.

2.   Many developing economies are investing in sources of renewable energy.

3.   More supplies must be generated, they say, to feed the developing economy.

4.   These include the need for foreign currency and the attraction of foreign companies and their interests in developing economies.

5.   This large degree of regional economic responsiveness served the developing economy well, in that the outcome was a provision whose components were complementary.

6.   And across the region, businesses in developing economies are feeling pressure from workers to lift wages.

7.   An expert on developing economies, Blitzer previously taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

8.   And across the region, businesses in developing economies are feeling pressure from workers like Situmorang to lift wages.

9.   A wave of cash is expected to flow into other developing economies as well.

10.   Across the region, businesses in developing economies are feeling pressure from workers to lift wages.