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And we are seeing a growing appetite for this kind of expertise, from within governments and the private sector.
But use of this tool is constrained by the wide discrepancies among individual countries’ appetite for inflationary or deflationary price levels.
Curtail the state’s appetite for credit and interest rates will begin to fall, as has been the recent American experience.
China’s investment appetite is unquestionably driven by huge intervention in the financial system: small savers receive only a paltry 1-2% on their deposits in an economy that until recently has been registering 10% annual growth.
Countries like Germany and Switzerland have been huge beneficiaries of China’s seemingly insatiable appetite for high-tech capital equipment.
As a result, eurozone countries’ appetite for borrowing remains unbridled, while at the same time the sanction mechanisms included in the European Union’s “fiscal compact” are quietly set aside.
There is little appetite on either side for large-scale military intervention in Iraq and Syria to counter the Islamic State.
A decade or two of economic freedom and growth will give China's people an appetite for self-determination and participation that may surprise the rest of us.
China’s voracious appetite for commodities dramatically altered perceptions about the global economy’s trajectory.
Countries are subject to varying degrees of fiscal constraint, assuming (especially in the case of Europe) a limited appetite for unlimited, unconditional cross-border transfers.
Second, even if the Fed acts quickly, investor appetite for returns will anchor yields.
It made another mistake in designing a bank bailout that gave too much money with too few restrictions on too favorable terms to those who caused the economic mess in the first place – a policy that has dampened taxpayers’ appetite for more spending.
One can also question how much appetite European investors will display for renminbi-denominated financial assets.
With American home values and retirement savings falling and Chinese unemployment numbers rising, observers worry that neither America nor China will have much appetite to cut emissions.
Germany’s government seems to have little appetite for breaking up Deutsche Bank, and the French have taken a leaf from the British book and implemented their own reform.
Earlier editions of the manual were careful not to include grief in diagnoses of depression, because the two conditions – both of which may include insomnia, loss of appetite, listlessness, and intense mood swings – are easy to confuse.
More importantly, China’s long-term strategy requires that it focus in the short term on satisfying its vast appetite for energy and raw materials.
As the recovery continues and the memory of the financial crisis grows faint, the appetite for regulatory change dissipates.
Now as then, the US could meet the rest of the world’s appetite for dollars by issuing more dollar debt.
An appetite for additional reserves is understandable, but also troubling, because it requires current-account surpluses – one of the primary catalysts of the recent global financial crisis.
Even if Hillary Clinton wins the election, they think that the American public has lost its appetite for internationalism and that the country will turn its back on free trade and foreign intervention.
Harvard’s Steven Pinker, in his seminal book The Better Angels of our Nature, put it in a larger historical context – not just the “Long Peace” between the major powers since 1945, but, more important, a centuries-old pattern of steady decline in the human appetite for violence.
Emerging markets have remained buyers of gold, but at a snail’s pace compared to their voracious appetite for US Treasury bonds and other rich-country debt.
But he argues that it will not be established, because there is no appetite for it.
For others, a much more immediate priority is to contain Iran, which, in digesting its recent successes, is developing a larger appetite.
At the same time, the US has no appetite for a war that would prove costly by every measure.China and the US thus have a shared interest in making diplomacy work and ensuring that any US-North Korean summit succeeds.
At the same time, the US has no appetite for a war that would prove costly by every measure.
Neither the planned sanctions nor the recently published US Nuclear Posture Review, a far less revolutionary document than expected, will curb Iran’s nuclear appetite.
There is, unfortunately, no appetite there for picking up that thistle.
Moreover, the appetite for risk-sharing is vanishing in Northern Europe, where pro-reform political parties have been increasingly weakened.
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