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But as researchers like Tensen report, that is unlikely in the near term, given the higher status associated with non-farmed products.
Implementing liquidity provision policies like those advocated by Bagehot would prevent bank panics without the incentive for undue risk-taking associated with deposit insurance.
The EU is associated with peace, democracy, and economic development, while the Middle East is characterized by instability, authoritarianism, and economic backwardness.
We therefore expect a shift toward earlier reproduction, because the costs previously associated with doing so have disappeared – exactly what we found in Framingham.
These divergent yields reflect the market’s perception of the risk of default or of effective devaluation associated with leaving the euro.
For example, the OIC said in its statement that “Islam is frequently and wrongly associated with human rights violations and terrorism.”
The risks associated with an overvalued currency are more severe.
With the emergence in advanced economies of disorders previously associated with developing countries, Swedish political scientist Bo Rothstein has petitioned the Academy of Sciences (of which he is a member) to suspend the Nobel Prize in economics until such consequences are investigated.
But Trump sees US hegemony as a burden, and seems oblivious to the privileges that it affords, not least the many benefits associated with controlling the world’s main reserve currency.
This lack of uniformity is a major motivation for China to negotiate a single treaty: it wants to ensure that its enterprises have equal market access in all EU member countries and avoid the costs and complications associated with adhering to different regimes.
Such an outcome is still possible – but only if the relevant actors recognize the risks associated with a Greek exit from the eurozone.
Beyond the economic and human costs of wars fought to maintain reliable oil supplies are the tremendous costs – which are set to rise substantially in the coming years – associated with human-induced climate change.
But in Europe and elsewhere, not much remains of the class-based ideology that was once associated with socialism.
Then, too, the US, and to some extent Britain, was associated with “Jewish money.”
Abe spoke repeatedly in the Australian Parliament earlier this month of Japan’s new “special relationship” with Australia – terminology normally associated only with the strongest of alliance partnerships – and followed his address by signing an agreement for the transfer of defense equipment and technology.
The hallmark reforms associated with the Korean miracle - devaluation and a hike in interest rates - came in 1964 and fell far short of full liberalization of currency and financial markets.
This reflects the real and perceived risks associated with investment in the region.
This means that addressing systemic risk requires a longer timeframe than that associated with the non-systemic, stationary risks to which investors devote most attention.
One can think of periodic systemic risk as an inherent tendency toward reversion to the mean: short- and medium-term returns can deviate considerably and for extended periods from the expected long-run returns associated with various investment strategies and capabilities.
Among the depicted countries, a larger Chinese import share was clearly associated with a much higher inflation rate.
Moreover, ASEAN’s pursuit of further integration is not rooted exclusively in concerns associated with China’s rise as a regional and global power.
With greater resources and an improved governance structure, AMRO could play a more effective role in regional economic surveillance and monitoring, without which moral-hazard risks associated with financial safety nets would rise.
But the threats associated with an aggressively polarized public sphere – one that extremists have proved adept at exploiting – are much greater.
And I have written about some of the structural economic shifts associated with these problems.
Of course, the risks associated with countries’ US connections vary widely.
For some, the problem is a savings glut associated with slower demographic growth, rising life expectancy, and static retirement thresholds – a combination that forces people to save more for their old age.
Modern neuroscience is revealing that metaphors are intrinsic to creativity, for their use activates diverse regions of the brain associated with their multiple meanings.
A rising population has been associated with starvation and malnutrition in some parts of the world.
That is why rapid growth historically has always been associated with industrialization (except for a handful of small countries with large natural-resource endowments).
For years, however, both men eluded capture, in part because many NATO and US officials were not yet prepared to accept the risks associated with apprehending them.
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