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For the EU authorities, by contrast, a Greek default would now be much less problematic than previously assumed.
In other words, $100 a half-century from now is worth $15, $10, or even less today, depending on the assumed interest rate.
From Beethoven to BeijingLONDON – On July 1, 17 years ago, I was sailing on Britain’s Royal Yacht away from Hong Kong where, at midnight the previous day, China assumed sovereignty under the terms of an international agreement with the United Kingdom (tabled at the United Nations) known as the Joint Declaration.
It is only in more sluggish industrial economies, where wages are assumed to be inflexible, that policymakers advocate exchange-rate movements as a means to overcome wage stickiness.
The peak ratio and the subsequent downward trajectory depend crucially on the assumed pace of economic growth.
Those who assumed – as many did – that Bush would walk away with the Republican nomination were misreading the political barometer.
Those who in recent years assumed that they could sweep into power by disrupting Parliament and agitating against the government should take heed.
Unlike Jiang and Hu, Xi assumed quick command of the Chinese Communist Party, the government, and the military, and very effectively shepherded the Third Plenum’s historic reforms.
The health advantages of providing networked water supplies are less dramatic than is often assumed.
It is often assumed that a pool of very highly skilled labor is crucial to deploy AI.
For two hundred years, economists used simple economic models that assumed that information was perfect - i.e. that all participants have equal and transparent knowledge of the relevant factors.
To be sure, Putin’s agenda in Ukraine is widely assumed to extend well beyond preventing the country from becoming a base for anti-Russian military forces.
But, given the obvious advantages of democratic market capitalism to the system that had just fallen apart, it was assumed that the economy would flourish and citizens would demand a greater voice.
It is often assumed that if and when the United States loses its place as the global hegemon in that system, China will be the country to lead the world.
More fundamentally, Congress must ask itself whether the responsibilities that it assumed in America’s formative years provide a template for today.
By the time Jefferson assumed the presidency, that quasi-war had ended, but the challenge posed by the Barbary Pirates remained.
The word Yalta, too, has assumed a life of its own, serving for years as a symbol of a division of the world by the great powers: of the large and powerful deciding the fate of the small and powerless without asking their advice, of inadmissibly pragmatic concessions or compromises by democratic governments vis-?-vis the overpowering strength of a totalitarian regime.
The reason for this additional levy is that a few weeks ago the UK’s Office for National Statistics announced, proudly, that it had discovered that the country’s gross national income (GNI) had been much higher than previously assumed, not only in 2013, but also in all previous years.
He then assumed the European Union presidency just days after the resounding Irish “No” to the Lisbon Treaty reduced his role to an exercise in damage control at best.
Many of his colleagues assumed he was joking; he wasn’t.
We assumed it always would.
Morsi was able to rule without restraint, trampling freely on citizens’ fundamental rights, because the military regime that assumed control after Hosni Mubarak’s 2011 ouster scheduled presidential elections before a constitution was adopted.
Compare that to risks assumed in the crisis, and it is an excellent deal for Germany.”
What sealed Nokia’s fate was a series of decisions made by Stephen Elop in his position as CEO, which he assumed in October 2010.
As exchange markets became ever bigger during the past 20 years, most commentators assumed that central banks’ ability to influence exchange rates through intervention had shrunk radically.
Japanese primate researchers assumed that each individual animal had a distinct personality, and they did not hesitate to give their subjects names.
A useful starting point is to examine the key appointments that have been made since President Xi Jinping assumed office.
The world assumed for years that North Korea possesses enough nuclear material to make a half-dozen or more basic nuclear bombs.
But what was assumed is now known.
But, with the psychotic label already affixed to their files, whatever they did was assumed to be a symptom of their insanity.
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