1.   But in an increasingly integrated global economy, pronouncing a crisis over is a risky game.

2.   The failure to reproduce the integrated economy poses diffIculties in predicting the trade pattern.

3.   This stems from the fact that the introduction of international trade combines both countries into an integrated economy.

4.   This will serve as a model of an integrated economy.

5.   The Commission views the creation of a social consensus as essential to realising the benefits of an integrated European economy.

6.   In an integrated global economy, it is not possible to sustain uncompetitive wage and benefit levels without paying a huge price in deficits or jobs.

7.   Many economists argue that in an integrated global economy, Japan will have to become more like America.

8.   The lesson, he added, may be that in an increasingly integrated global economy, bigger is better.

9.   But he said in an increasingly integrated global economy, all countries had to be willing to compete internationally.

10.   He called it the center of the Puebla-Panama project, his plan to form an integrated economy between southern Mexico and Central America.