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Stronger domestic demand in Germany would thus benefit these other surplus countries (with low unemployment) four times more than the peripheral countries (with much higher unemployment).
Other countries with a structural surplus, including Russia, China, and Japan, would also benefit more from stronger German demand than Spain or Greece would.
First, though the German economy and its surplus loom large in the context of Europe, an adjustment by Germany alone would benefit the eurozone periphery rather little.
Second, in the global context, adjustment by Germany alone would benefit many countries only a little, while other surplus countries would benefit disproportionally.
At the global level, the Anglophone deficit countries, too, would benefit much more if all of northern Europe increased its domestic demand.
Creating a future in which all can benefit must start now.
Even assuming the best-case scenario--that SARS is eliminated by the end of this year--increased flu vaccination and better availability of diagnostics will benefit millions of people worldwide.
According to this view, the US is especially well positioned to benefit from rapidly falling prices of information technology, owing to its openness to competition and new ways of doing business, particularly in distribution.
Financial rescue operations that benefit even the unworthy can be accepted if they are seen as benefiting all – even if the unworthy gain more than their share of the benefits.
What cannot be accepted are financial rescue operations that benefit the unworthy and cause losses to other important groups – like taxpayers and wage earners.
The tax rate necessary to fund social spending must equal the ratio of the number of people receiving benefits to the number of taxpayers (the dependency ratio), multiplied by the average benefit relative to the income being taxed (the replacement rate).
The conventional view of what awaits the US (and possibly France and the Netherlands) in 2017 is an erratic ruler who enacts contradictory policies that primarily benefit the rich.
Ma’s constructive approach to reducing tensions in the region would benefit all parties concerned.
These efforts have the additional benefit of ensuring that Nigeria cements its polio-free status.
Ironically, spending cuts for health, education and training, and the environment, along with large regressive personal and business tax reductions, will further enrich the “elite” while undermining programs that benefit the majority of households.
Japan remains the world’s third-largest economy, the fourth-largest trader, and the third-largest export market for neighboring China and South Korea, which thus stand to benefit if “Abenomics” revitalizes Japanese domestic demand.
Beggar-thy-neighbor policies could lower total trade volume – a zero-sum game from which no one would benefit.
The regional economy would benefit from closer coordination of exchange-rate and monetary policies.
Likewise, patients with well-controlled NCDs who show no symptoms and are doing well on medications may need only occasional visits to a health-care provider, while those with more complicated cases could benefit from closer medical monitoring and counseling.
The US is well positioned to benefit from such networks and alliances, if American leaders follow smart strategies.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and US President Barack Obama would both benefit from a deal.
But neither America nor Russia - Russia to an even greater extent - benefit from confrontation.
As no benefit can be gained by Russia from either surrendering or holding tough on this issue, the best thing for us is to evade negotiations on it altogether and, instead, initiate a wide-ranging dialogue on preserving and strengthening global strategic stability.
Exports will help reactivate the Argentine economy, while consumers in Europe and America will benefit from high quality goods at lower prices.
This is one way of making globalization work to benefit those in need.
This requires cutting compulsory contributions to the public system, while maintaining benefit levels for current retirees.
It is not enough simply to assume that the data revolution will benefit sustainable development.
The more America and the EU grow together, the more the EU will benefit from the US recovery.
And yet, just when the country’s democratic institutions could most benefit from such a mirror, those who have historically held it up now believe they have no alternative but to put it down.
But it is not only local governments that have benefited; through cash transfers created during the so called neo-liberal years, families have gained as well, most importantly through a universal and non-contributive old-age pension benefit given to persons over 60, which reaches slightly more than 30% of households.
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