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Muslim Anxieties and India’s FuturePHILADELPHIA – A couple of weeks ago, Narendra Modi was celebrating his biggest electoral triumph since becoming India’s prime minister in 2014.
But structured deposits – for example, deposits whose rate of return is linked to the performance of the New York Stock Exchange – are becoming increasingly popular.
As a result, it is becoming possible, in political terms, to say that the debtors have taken their punishment and have made their economies more competitive.
Becoming a mother – the rite of passage that Mothers’ Day celebrates – can carry a terrible burden of fear, anxiety, and loss for many women and their families.
In emerging economies, such as Brazil, China, India, and South Korea, inflation is rapidly rising and increasingly becoming an economic and social problem.
The task ahead for the remaining multilateralists is to avoid becoming guardians of a status quo that is already dead.
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.
A new page was being turned, one that was full of uncertainty but also of hope that Russia was on its way to becoming a “normal country.”
Even becoming a sports fan is similar.
Many elements in this set of interests are traditional; a notion both reassuring -- Russia is becoming predictable, at last -- and troubling.
Belarussian ties also serve a less vital, but still important interest: inhibiting Ukraine from becoming a semi-hostile buffer against Russia.
This struggle risks becoming more destabilizing than debates over expansion of NATO to the three or four Central European states.
Today, Russia is coming to grips with its real size, slowly doing away with globalism, becoming more modest and thus more European.
Some of the poor do manage to piece together the price of care, but the difficulties of doing so are becoming greater due to medical inflation, currently running at over twice the general rate of consumer inflation.
(Terrorism also kept Iraqi oil from becoming a serious challenger to Saudi Arabia.)
In the eurozone, the European Central Bank’s commitment, announced in 2012, to prevent debt levels from becoming unsustainable is politically conditional on fiscal restraint.
But it is now becoming clear that the perception that globalization is some overwhelming and inexorable force largely reflected the side effects of the last decade’s commodity boom.
Hampered by the financial cost built into the welfare state – and perhaps by the psychological and financial disincentives built into it as well – European economies began to slow, with per capita income becoming stagnant and high unemployment a permanent fixture.
The traditional boundaries between labor and capital are becoming blurred.
The process of isolation of Israel starts in the heads of its citizens, and is becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
West African cocoa is an important part of Hershey’s unique flavor, but in that region, cocoa trees are aging and becoming less productive.
I have been privileged to witness these students becoming at ease with the cultures, faiths, and beliefs that inspire so many people around the world.
Clearly, NAFTA was crucial for Mexico; but whatever is preventing Colombia from becoming a more successful exporter is not the kind of transaction costs that FTAs can address.
One is simply the local impact of the impatience that is becoming increasingly obvious in the world’s established democracies.
For all its apparent attachment to superficial policymaking and tabloid personality politics, it is becoming evident that the Australian public is fed up with the political circus of recent years, and wants adults back in charge of the major parties.
This is becoming a headache for business and government responds with old-fashioned remedies: export subsidies and import controls.
What is becoming clearer by the day is that the formula defining Western policy towards Russia since communism’s collapse – “Let’s engage Russia if we can, let’s contain Russia if we must” – must now be completely rethought.
With billions of people still below the first rung of the digital ladder, the climb to prosperity is becoming more challenging than ever.
But public opinion is becoming more skeptical about the wisdom of the president’s signature policy: using the armed forces to launch an all-out drive against drug dealers.
Mexico and Peru have much to fear from other countries becoming currency manipulators again.
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