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According to standard economic theory, redistribution only comes about when a country’s exports require vastly different factors of production than its imports.
What Africa needs, according to many activists, is to be dotted with solar panels and wind turbines.
Continued refusal to proceed according to agreed legal channels will seal the Umbrella Agreement’s fate before it is ratified.
According to Harm Reduction International’s research, of the 33 countries that retain the death penalty for drug offenses, only a handful – mainly Saudi Arabia and China – actually carry out executions.
According to the Secure Fisheries’ report, eliminating IUU fishing today would enable Somalia to begin to license and sell commercially valuable tuna sustainably, generating up to $17 million per year.
According to the standard formulation, stock prices tend to revert toward the present value of estimated future earnings (including growth in those earnings), discounted at the so-called “risk-free rate,” augmented by an equity risk premium.
Still, according to the Bertelsmann Transformation Index – which aims to measure various aspects of economic development in non-liberal countries, or countries in a democratic transition – the GCC states’ transformation indices range from “limited” to “very limited,” largely owing to corruption and a lack of transparency.
This is a man who, according to his first wife, long kept a collection of Hitler’s speeches on his bedside table, and who blithely calls blacks “lazy,” derides Mexicans as “rapists,” and judges Muslims collectively guilty for Islamist terrorism.
In the world according to Trump, Russia will be able to follow through on its threat to reexamine the legality of the process that led to the Baltic states’ independence.
According to evolutionary psychologists, such displays of blatant benevolence are the human equivalent of the male peacock’s tail.
According to the World Bank, the first MDG – cutting the rate of extreme poverty (defined as income below $1.25 per day) to half its 1990 level by 2015 – was achieved by 2010.
According to estimates by non-governmental organizations, the figure is between 100,000 (that is, one civilian out of ten) and 300,000 (one out of four).
Between 60 and 80%, according to Russian authorities; around 20%, reckon independent observers.
According to the Institute of International Finance, some $548 billion fled emerging markets in 2015, the largest outflow since 1988.
According to official Japanese media reports, Abe visited California to gain inspiration and insights to take back to Tokyo.
According to recent research, however, about one-third of growth in China now comes from technological progress, or an increase in total factor productivity.
According to new research from the Centre for European Reform, the UK economy is already 2.1% smaller than it would have been had voters chosen to remain.
According to this oft-repeated fallacy, governments can raise money by issuing bonds, but, because bonds are loans, they will eventually have to be repaid, which can be done only by raising taxes.
According to NASA, if Apophis hit the Earth, it could release more than 100,000 times the energy of the Tunguska event.
According to Perminov, the proposals that Roscosmos is considering do not envision trying to destroy the asteroid, but rather to use the laws of physics to change its path.
According to Chris Lundh, the American chief of Rwandatel, “That’s the way things work in Africa now.
According to Juma, that number is expected to double over the next two years, making China “Africa’s leading destination for science and engineering education.”
In fact, according to International Monetary Fund data, the current overall global investment rate, at 24.5% of world GDP, is near the top of its long-term range.
Moreover, according to the soon-to-be-published Atlas of Economic Complexity, these economies began producing more complex products, a harbinger of sustainable growth.
According to “the Coase Conjecture,” a monopolist selling a durable good must sell it at marginal cost.
They acknowledged that under the city's special constitution, the Basic Law, these elections could be the first opportunities for the territory to choose its representatives according to the principle of "one person, one vote."
According to the conventional narrative, policymakers at the time, having vowed never to repeat the errors that led to the crisis, devised new measures to overcome their economies’ prolonged malaise.
According to Keynes’s collaborator and biographer Roy Harrod, Keynes enjoyed a god-like presence at the Bretton Woods talks.
According to research from 2014, there is an inverse relationship between the grade of ore and the amount of water and energy used to extract it.
According to a recent survey of industry practices by CDP, a non-profit energy and environmental consultancy, mining companies from Australia to Brazil are beginning to extract resources while reducing their environmental footprint.
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