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economic potential

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The total capacity of a nation to produce goods and services.

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Villaraigosa said future growth of the city's international trade with Asia and other countries -- he noted the economic potential of Europe and India -- depends on maximizing L.
Siemens' preliminary studies suggest that the economic potential of segregating wheat with a fluidized bed, which separates solid materials according to density, increases the consistency of grain quality, particularly with soft white wheat used in pastries, cakes and cookies.
Governor Doyle is working bipartisanly to recognize the economic potential expected with the creation of new products from the state's bio-mass resources.
 
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