Balance
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This artful and poignant film is a perfect
balance
between the sadness of how impotent adults are when a child is ill and the laughter that leavens the sadness.
There are a few genuine laughs, but not enough to
balance
out the moments of utter frustration as testosterone-fueled characters strut about uttering self-important bull.
NCIS is a skillful
balance
of humor and serious drama.
Good
balance
of drama and edge-of-your-seat suspense.
The acting was very good and what struck me the most was how the movie was able to strike a realistic
balance
in everything, that was almost eerie.
An Iran armed with nuclear weapons (or one political decision away from possessing them) would drastically alter the Middle East’s strategic
balance.
Sanctions, while useful, work only in the very long term, and a change in the
balance
of power within the country is not foreseeable in the short term.
The current
balance
of probabilities is that two years from now, the North Atlantic’s principal labor-market failures will not be demand-side market failures that could be easily remedied by more aggressive policies to boost economic activity and employment.
For example, Spain’s exports have grown without producing tangible positive effects on the country’s trade
balance.
Increased emphasis on household lending should also create a better
balance
in the economy between capital spending and consumer spending than was possible during the expansion of 2002-2004.
For the Muslim Brotherhood, this scenario constitutes a serious challenge, one that can be overcome only by finding an adequate
balance
between SCAF, with its overweening power, and Egypt’s liberal political forces – which won a combined 11 million votes, five million more than Morsi, in the presidential election’s first round.
By contrast, their greatest failures have come from funding grandiose projects that benefit the current elite, but do not properly
balance
environmental, social, and development priorities.
The answer to this question will determine not just the geography of prosperity in the coming decades, but also what the
balance
of global economic activity will look like in 2030 or 2050.
Increasingly, it appears plausible that this
balance
will partly shift away from the United States and its post-World War II allies and toward the new potential economic superpowers, China and India.
Turning from speculative conditions to the fundamentals of oil production, it is far from clear that sanctions will reduce Iran’s exports sufficiently to affect the global
balance
of supply and demand.
In short, the Iran sanctions will have less impact on the global
balance
of supply and demand than the performance of the world economy and the behavior of other oil producers.
Structural-reform conditions often tilt the
balance
between competing domestic factions, for better or for worse.
Much more likely is that a new referendum would reject a no-deal Brexit, not just because of the economic risks, but also because the demographic
balance
of the UK population has shifted in favor of pro-European voters by around one million since 2016.
It would be far preferable to
balance
tax increases with some reversal of runaway government spending.
Against this background, a return to pre-crisis growth patterns could not reasonably be expected, even after advanced economies completed the deleveraging process and repaired their
balance
sheets.
According to this view, healthy public and private
balance
sheets and existing infrastructure bottlenecks would provide room for increased investment and higher total factor productivity in many developing countries.
First, governments must
balance
long-term goals with short-term achievements.
However, as talent shortages loom, the need to retain employees could tip the
balance
back toward greater investment in professional development.
Everyone in their right mind wants to prevent the largest banks from getting out of control, shifting risk into shadowy, unregulated activities (on or off their
balance
sheet), and fleecing consumers.
America has a “fortress”
balance
sheet, as well as one of the most credible central banks in the history of the world.
But discussions of the Chinese economy’s imbalances and vulnerabilities tend to neglect some of the more positive elements of its structural evolution, particularly the government’s track record of prompt corrective intervention, and the substantial state
balance
sheet that can be deployed, if necessary.
When such a debt-fueled bubble bursts, its effects are transmitted directly to the real economy via household-sector
balance
sheets, with the reduction in consumption contributing to a decline in employment and private investment.
In the interim, the use of public
balance
sheets to purchase enough equity to prevent the market from over-correcting may be justified.
Without rapid growth, there is no way to reverse persistently high and increasingly structural (and therefore protracted) unemployment; safely de-leverage over-indebted
balance
sheets; and prevent already-disturbing income and wealth inequalities from growing worse.
This is an atmosphere in which unhealthy
balance
sheets come under even greater pressure, and healthy investors refuse to engage.
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