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A whopping 23.7% of Spaniards – and one in two young people – are unemployed, while many more have dropped out of the labor force altogether.
That outcome may have put the EU out of the treaty-making business altogether, meaning that hopes of future integration may well be dashed.
That being the case, it stands to reason that democratic countries should try to limit the influence of authoritarian regimes within the IFIs – if not exclude them altogether in extreme cases.
Under these conditions, another global downturn could prompt Italy and other countries to exit the eurozone altogether.
If he were in an expansive mood, the professor might add that the effect of free trade on an economy’s growth rate is not clear, either, and depends on an altogether different set of requirements.
If this continues for two more years as it has for the past three, the stock of refinancing loans in Germany will disappear altogether.
Their reactions range from buying up the foreign money to prevent currency appreciation to adopting capital controls, and, in extreme cases, to keeping the money out altogether.
The key to softening the thorn, if not removing it altogether, may be to establish, at the national and EU levels, a social contract for economic migrants.
Iran’s reformists could capitulate to hardliners, scrap the JCPOA altogether, resume nuclear activities, and accelerate the country’s ballistic missile program.
The proposal is not altogether new.
Many financial firms have shrunk their balance sheets dramatically, and of course some have gone out of business altogether.
But foreign policy cannot be detached from its domestic foundations altogether.
How to make our democracies more resilient, if not altogether immune, to anti-democratic threats is a central question of our time.
The Trump administration, by contrast, has shut down military assistance to moderate opposition groups altogether, having apparently concluded that no such forces exist.
Their reasoning is that abandoning the system altogether would impose an unsustainable burden on megacities such as Beijing and Shanghai.
The PP, for its part, went from having “a reasonably comfortable lead in the polls” and an absolute parliamentary majority to losing power altogether.
Given this, and both sides’ intransigence, many would withdraw and try to forget the conflict altogether.
But we were never in any doubt that being out of Europe altogether was a completely different matter.
Indeed, given competition from low-wage economies such as Bangladesh and Cambodia, Pakistan should abandon its focus on textiles altogether and expend much greater effort to develop its knowledge-based industries.
Although some outspoken French proponents of EDI made no secret of their desire to replace NATO altogether, this being seen by them as the only way of emancipating Europe from American hegemony, that is not how EDI was officially presented and discussed in the councils of the European Union.
There are ways to improve the existing system, but is something altogether different and better possible?
But after the global economy started to recover during the latter part of the following year, the ECB’s moves became increasingly problematic, because they enabled countries to evade structural reform and hindered the necessary disinflation in the southern eurozone countries – or even halted it altogether, as in Portugal and Italy.
Indeed, in the extreme, some countries could find themselves considering whether to leave the single currency altogether.
In the extreme, would it be forced out of the European Union altogether, thereby losing its trade advantages?
Of course, currency appreciation should not be prevented altogether.
One year later Stanculescu gave up politics and government altogether.
If this assault on India’s institutions is allowed to continue, the public could lose faith in the system altogether.
Given the need for China to move away from manufacturing, this is not altogether bad news.
The World Cup championship in Brazil was another matter altogether.
The country’s new populist government – comprising the Five Star Movement and Lega Nord – intends to increase the country’s debt substantially to pay for its proposed tax cuts and guaranteed-income scheme; and it might threaten to abandon the euro altogether if the EU refuses to play along.
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