I noticed that our country economics differs from our neighbours'.
our COUNTRY'S economics DIFFER
я заметил что экономика нашей страны отличается от экономки наших соседей
I've noticed that our economy differs from that of our neighboring countries.
I noticed that our country economics differs from our neighbours'.
I (have) noticed that economy of our heighbours is different to our own (one)
I noticed that our country economics differs from our neighbours'.
our COUNTRY'S economics DIFFER
I (have) noticed that economy of our heighbours is different to our own (one)
I've noticed that THE economy of our NEIGHbours is different FROM our own. Good use of the perfect!
I didn't like "different to" too, but...
*I don't like "different to" EITHER, but...
Thank you for the link - I didn't know the Brits said TO here. No wonder it sounded weird to me.
Well, what I tried to emphasise was that this was before your comment, not just I argue/agree with you.
Oh, sorry grumbler, I changed your DIDN'T by accident. That was correct! I inadvertently rephrased it. It was the EITHER I was pointing out.
Ah, yes, I see and agree. Thanks