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This insecurity manifests itself in many ways: from the accumulation of liquid wealth as insurance against foreign and domestic uncertainties to the choice of many, if not most, to educate their children abroad.
To prepare for these changes, France should not only send more students abroad and welcome more foreign students; in a country where a non-negligible share of each generation still struggles to master basic literacy and numeracy, public education must remain a key priority.
Indian companies listed abroad can buy property in foreign countries, and resident firms will be allowed to pre-pay external commercial debt up to US$100 million.
For “non-innovators,” technology remains important, but in these countries most new technologies are imported from abroad rather than invented at home.
To be sure, Khrushchev’s uncovering of Stalin’s crimes and cult of personality in 1956 made a huge impression both in the Soviet Union and abroad.
The culprit is a large saving deficit;The country has been living beyond its means for decades and drawing freely on surplus saving from abroad to fund the greatest consumption binge in history.
Realism about RussiaBERLIN – Russia’s strategy to revise the post-Soviet order in what it calls its “near abroad” will be pursued with even more perseverance following its victory over Georgia.
It is now clear that in the future, Russia will once again pursue its vital interests with military force – particularly in its “near abroad.”
Her mother, Mrs. Watanabe, used the money she had made through financial trading to fund her daughter’s study abroad.
Companies pay for men to study abroad, but will not invest in female employees.
Imagine if, after 1993, $20 billion of Western aid had been spent sending 150,000 Russian students abroad to university.
In fact, few Chinese, Japanese, Malaysians, or Filipinos have ever seen a Jew, unless they have spent time abroad.
He spent as little time as he could there, preferring his Ramallah office on the West Bank and spending time with visiting politicians and meeting world leaders there or abroad.
The ideal of multiculturalism at home was echoed with an ideology of cultural relativism abroad, especially in the 1970’s and 1980’s.
It includes Boris Johnson as Foreign Secretary, who will need no reminder of the old adage that diplomats are supposed to go abroad to lie for their country.
There is nothing inherently wrong in selling weapons to Russia, but by so doing one merely plays into the hands of Putin’s effort to reinforce his policy of domination over Russia’s “near abroad.”
What is required is a debate with the US, for the strong dollar has led to an anomalous situation: the world's richest country seems unable to live within its means and must continually borrow hundreds of billions of dollars from abroad to finance its huge trade deficits.
The Franco-British treaties do not address commitments to NATO, a key US interest, because any reduction in the number of European troops deployed abroad inevitably implies a greater economic burden for the US.
Individual countries’ economic fortunes are determined largely by what happens at home rather than abroad.
The excess of savings over investment flows abroad as capital exports.
But, according to the Bundesbank, net investment abroad (including financial investment) has already roughly matched domestic investment in recent years.
Unless and until German workers accept the need for greater flexibility in the face of global competition, export profits will continue to be invested abroad, reducing overall production costs – and reinforcing the bazaar economy at home.
Malaria not only inhibits foreign investment, but also contributes to the "brain drain" of local talent by inhibiting people from returning home after prolonged stays abroad.
Thus, people who go abroad for advanced education fear the loss of the partial immunity they once enjoyed and tend to find work elsewhere, rather than return home.
This is likely to be most true for those who acquire families abroad because their children are likely to become ill when they return to their parent's homelands.
For two months, in a time of terror, I tried to find out what had happened, dodging police, contacting people in hiding, and handing over donations raised abroad to the victims and their families.
We would think differently if Gates and Buffett had enriched themselves not through perspiration and inspiration, but by cheating, breaking labor laws, ravaging the environment, or taking advantage of government subsidies abroad.
We look at those who tweeted only from Venezuela in the first period, and tweeted only from abroad in the second period.
We deduct those that tweeted only from abroad in the first period and only from Venezuela in the second.
Such deficits have financed strong, sustained, and inclusive growth not only in their own economies, but also abroad – as with the United States’ Marshall Plan, so central to European post-war reconstruction and recovery.
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