Argument
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The
argument
for a pause is that the central bank may want to wait and see how much damage, if any, the VAT hike imposes on the German economy before continuing on with the process of rate hikes.
Even if monetary finance was more likely to boost inflation than the exchange of debt for interest-bearing perpetuities, this is hardly an
argument
against it: it is only an
argument
for going more slowly.
Similarly, much like the misleading “ticking time bomb” scenario has served to rationalize torture, the “imminent massacre”
argument
is used to justify immediate intervention.
There is a falling-domino
argument
that suggests that the crises on Europe’s periphery will have a knock-on effect on the Franco-German core.
There is also a lot to be said for making political
argument
more civil.
Huxley, in fact, got himself into quite a heated
argument
over whether blood kinship could or could not explain altruism.
The Ferguson controversy is even less relevant, because Keynes’s phrase concerning the long run was not about fiscal policy when he wrote it, and it was not an
argument
against deferred gratification.
Read an extended version of this
argument
in Jeffrey Frankel’s blog post, “On Whose Research is the Case for Austerity Mistakenly Based?”
These factors make a good
argument
for coal as a cheap alternative source of Africa's power.
Education systems are under pressure, but the
argument
that there is a tradeoff between access and quality does not hold water.
They believe that no purely abstract
argument
can get us to do anything that we do not want to do.
If a reasoned
argument
cannot move us, what can?
But the WMD
argument
was used, because it was the most easily justifiable, given the context.
Cynics view this as merely an
argument
of convenience, one that has gained in prominence only because the other two rationales for the war collapsed.
More importantly, skeptics also doubt the validity of the administration’s
argument
linking democracy and reduction of terrorism.
For one thing, it is still too early to judge the merits of the
argument.
To them, the
argument
for leaving the EU is no less about freedom than World War II was.
This continual, rather fetishistic sexualizing of powerful women confirms the
argument
I made more than two decades ago in my book The Beauty Myth: Women’s appearance is used against them most rigorously – as a diversionary tactic – when real social, economic, or political power is at stake and almost within their grasp.
These results fit badly with the typical
argument
that short-termism has increased in recent decades.
The ECB’s
argument
that the OMT program’s primary purpose is to prevent a eurozone breakup is unconvincing to the German court, for only a nearly insolvent sovereign would risk breaking up the union.
If, instead, the ECJ finds a legal
argument
to validate the scheme – and the German court, sensitive to current financial uncertainties, acquiesces – the ambiguities will be pushed aside, to be addressed later.
The IMF's
argument
seems to be: if a currency board fails, we will be blamed.
Not that youth has ever been a convincing
argument
on its own.
The
argument
goes like this: high consumer debt, slowing population growth, and rising income inequality have weakened consumer demand and stimulated savings, while slowing growth in productivity and output itself has discouraged investment.
Well aware of western doubts about the party, Erdogan travelled immediately after the elections to western capitals, pressing his
argument
that the change in government had not changed Turkey's fundamental orientation.
But this is precisely the so-called "supply side
" argument
that the President's father once famously mocked as "voodoo" economics when Ronald Reagan expounded it.
In every economy, the
argument
goes, there is a market interest rate determined by the financial system, and there is a natural interest rate – the value at which desired savings at full employment equal desired investment at full employment, and at which the economy as a whole desires neither to leverage nor to deleverage.
This
argument
inspired proposals – most famously by John Maynard Keynes in 1942 – to create “buffer stocks” for the main commodities, which would take supply off the market when prices fell, and add to supply when prices rose.
The “declining terms of trade”
argument
has collapsed.
His
argument
was that Asians were used to putting the collective good above individual interests.
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