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To defeat the terrorists we must offer a vision of a more just and equitable world and act accordingly, at home and abroad.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, going much further, openly questions both NATO and US military expenditures abroad.
Migration from abroad and from the countryside to the city gave rise to a new urban middle class employed mostly in government-related jobs.
Today, by contrast, most local private sectors have been borrowing abroad to finance what were, until recently, rising current account deficits.
If Trump wants to prevent production from moving overseas and encourage investment from abroad, we may soon see companies pushed to agree “voluntarily” to outsourcing restrictions and localization requirements.
Governments worldwide have frozen illicit assets stashed abroad by the regime – money that should be used to help the opposition to build a new society.
It must be rooted in the indigenous society and bear its characteristics, not be imposed from abroad.
The American civil-rights struggle that reached its height in the 1960s fought racial prejudice and discrimination at home and opposed colonialism abroad.
Lacking in saving and wanting to consume and grow, the US must import surplus saving from abroad to close the gap, forcing it to run massive current-account and trade deficits with countries like China to attract the foreign capital.
So, although such actions make headlines, not least because of the virulent tone of the "Radio Maryja" broadcasts that often accompany them, they are not the cause of the new divisions in the Church, here and abroad.
If America’s poor don’t rank high among voters’ concerns, it is no surprise that the poor abroad are virtually invisible.
But I’m not sure how many governments do pay for the protection of private citizens who live permanently abroad.
The energy giant Gazprom and the country’s military industries have spearheaded the Kremlin’s effort to demonstrate Russia’s ability to influence America’s neighborhood – a direct response to perceived American meddling in Russia’s own “near abroad,” particularly Georgia and Ukraine.
This allows them to fend off foreign competitors at home and compete more effectively abroad.
And when companies can expand as a result of their improved competitiveness at home and abroad, they create even more jobs.
FDI also often helps save jobs in the US, when firms facing competition from abroad must choose between offshoring their unskilled-labor activities and going out of business.
Data on families in developing countries that receive money from relatives working abroad directly demonstrate that at least one element of globalization--migration--increases economic stability in poor countries.
In developing countries, remittances from workers abroad amount to the best insurance around.
In Jamaica, remittances from workers abroad make up more than 10% of annual GDP on average--more than double the level of foreign direct investment.
Either way, even if remittances from abroad act as a form of insurance in the event of natural disasters, this does not mean that they will increase when other types of external shocks occur.
Gazprom has since refused to pay, and Naftogaz has responded by going after its assets abroad.
These authoritarian regimes must reform themselves at home if they are to exert any kind of moral claim abroad.
It does not need to waste scarce money on diplomacy of dubious value--not when the country lacks an agency dedicated to helping Argentine businessmen sell their goods abroad.
But capital spending must exceed that peak if US businesses are to be equipped with state-of-the-art capacity, technology, and private infrastructure that will enable them to recapture market share at home and abroad.
But Japan maintains a current-account surplus and continues to send more than 3% of its GDP abroad, providing more than $175 billion of funds this year for other countries to borrow.
(He was later removed because of criticism at home and abroad.)
DUBAI – Amid intense competition for the anticipated listing of Saudi Aramco – the world’s largest oil company, owned by the Saudi state – stock exchanges and financial-market regulators are under pressure to provide incentives for the company to dual-list its shares abroad.
As a result, taxpayers in donor countries are demanding more transparency and accountability in how their money is spent both domestically and abroad – and rightly so.
The midday meal scheme itself has been trashed in India and abroad as wasteful and counter-productive.
By contrast, a country with a per capita income that is 100% higher than another receives 130% more business travelers and sends 170% more people abroad.
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