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The architects of European integration - Monnet, Schuman, Adenauer, De Gasperi, and others - understood that these ideals could be achieved only by combining and interweaving the practical interests of Europe's countries.
We have achieved a united Europe without uniting Europeans.
All the opportunities that the US market presented to Mexico could not offset the consequences of policy mistakes at home, especially the failure to reverse the real appreciation of the peso’s exchange rate and the inability to extend the productivity gains achieved in a narrow range of export activities to the rest of the economy.
As soon as the Fed had achieved its inflation-fighting goal, however, it would end the liquidity squeeze.
China’s ascent began a bit later, but is no less impressive: the country achieved over three decades of double-digit average GDP growth, making it the world’s second-largest economy today.
The fact is that before the US operation to kill Bin Laden, Al Qaeda’s symbolic head, the emerging democratic Arab revolutions had already, in just a few short months, done as much to marginalize and weaken his terrorist movement in the Islamic world as the war on terror had achieved in a decade.
No other country could have achieved the same dazzling effect with such a massive assemblage of manpower.
Resolving a sovereign-debt crisis requires a collective agreement by creditors, which can be achieved only by individual investors’ incentive to try to grab their money and run.
In much of the rest of the region, the required fiscal adjustment is more modest and can be achieved through steady increases in tax revenues.
And women have achieved the premiership in all Scandinavian countries except Sweden.
What is not amusing is the end result: the poppy eradication program achieved the opposite to what was intended.
The stock market may care only about the growth rate, but most Americans should be very concerned about how growth is achieved.
Of course, growth this year is in many ways a continuation of that achieved during Barack Obama’s presidency.
Stated differently, now that Greece has achieved a zero primary budget deficit, its debt burden will decline if its nominal growth rate exceeds the average interest that it pays on its government debt.
Pressure for revaluation comes at a stage when per capita national income is merely $1,000, not $10,000 or $15,000, so China still needs a rather long period of rapid economic growth to reach anything like the stage that Japan had achieved when it allowed the yen to be revalued.
Major progress in fixing these problems has already been achieved.
Put differently, authentic German rectitude cannot be achieved without a form of redistribution that is bound to clash with the interests of, say, a French or a Greek oligarchy too lazy to come to terms with its own unsustainability.
According to a new study by the economists Robert Shapiro and Aparna Mathur, if India achieved Chinese levels of IP protection, its annual FDI inflows would increase by 33% annually.
If we could only find the political will, establishing free trade could be achieved at a very low cost, with benefits of up to $2.4 trillion a year.
Even if the US had achieved stability in Iraq, this would not have assured victory in the “war on terrorism,” let alone success in achieving broader strategic objectives.
His approach, based on four key pillars, has not achieved that.
Private incentives always need to be aligned with social costs and benefits if productive efficiency is to be achieved.
With an enlightened and supranational spirit, the EU has achieved a sustained peace that would have seemed impossible a century ago.
Most important, they achieved the kind of sustained engagement that is badly needed on the Korean Peninsula today.
Kazakhstan achieved independence at a time when international cooperation, free trade, and collective security were encouraged, and it has long worked to support these principles.
Second, in the debate about fiscal consolidation and structural reform, Western economies have not yet achieved the right balance of deficit reduction, incentives for innovation, and macroeconomic stimulus, but there are signs of change coming from Brussels.
The shared effort of eight European navies on piracy in the Gulf of Aden has achieved what none could have achieved on its own.
For example, the Kyoto Protocol would have cost trillions of dollars, but would have achieved a practically indiscernible difference in stemming the rise in global temperature.
But the progress achieved so far is again under threat.
Bangladeshis – and people everywhere – deserve the most efficient allocation of scarce development resources that can be achieved.
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