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First, economic developments will likely lead the Fed to exhibit caution when it comes to the process of raising interest rates.
Given the deflationary impact of a stronger currency – and the Fed’s general intolerance of deflation – there is good reason to believe that the Fed will exercise caution in raising interest rates.
Institutional reform is a delicate affair that needs to be done with caution and sometimes against the conventional reform dogma.
Surely we can caution its people that they are sliding towards Talibanization, and that this threatens to tear their country apart?
And that means overcoming the understandable caution of Chinese households in the face of an uncertain future.
The Chilean government’s excessive caution – rooted in fear of instability that could affect the basic rights regained after the dictatorship – also helped Pinochet evade justice.
And the recent “Windrush” scandal over the government’s poor treatment of Caribbean-born legal residents has reprised the illiberal legacy of May’s previous tenure at the Home Office.But equally insidious has been the government’s embrace of “Britain First” mercantilism, under which arms sales to Saudi Arabia are not a matter for caution, but rather an opportunity for profit.
But equally insidious has been the government’s embrace of “Britain First” mercantilism, under which arms sales to Saudi Arabia are not a matter for caution, but rather an opportunity for profit.
All sides must manage these tensions with great care and caution.
But, with G-20 finance ministers preparing to meet again in Washington, DC, next month, a note of caution is in order: Simply increasing infrastructure investment is not enough to foster growth and job creation.
Still, as our team set about defining the global poverty line this year (and thus the incidence of poverty), I was acutely aware of the note of caution from Angus Deaton, this year’s Nobel laureate in economics: “I am not sure it is wise for the World Bank to commit itself so much to this project.”
And the subsequent “color revolutions” in places like Ukraine only instilled greater caution among the surviving authoritarian regimes, prompting them to implement measures to counter foreign-inspired democratization initiatives.
Investment strategies such as this must be entered into with caution: simply assuming that a past correlation will persist is never a good idea.
We proceeded with caution and pragmatism in the management of the exchange rate of our currency and our monetary affairs, leading to a measure of stability.
His caution may be working better than anyone expected.
In brief, just as we do not ban steroids because they are dangerous, but require that buyers have a valid prescription, we should institutionalize caution in how financial products can be used – and by whom.
Unlike during the protests of 2009, and mindful of the generally disappointing outcome of the Arab Spring uprisings, Iran’s middle class has so far exercised caution, observing the demonstrations apprehensively and from a distance.
Having acted boldly since the summer of 2012 to preserve the eurozone’s integrity, it has felt compelled not to antagonize policy hawks and to err on the side of caution in formulating its monetary strategy.
We should treat such smug bonhomie with caution.
This caution benefits fringe parties that advocate radical solutions.
Pessimists, however, caution against believing that Kim is serious about denuclearization.
While caution is certainly in order, the importance of Rouhani’s election must be recognized.
Another lesson that has been ignored is the need for caution in training Islamic insurgents and funneling lethal arms to them to help overthrow a regime.
But that painful and risky process will have to be launched eventually, and it will be better served by Obama’s brand of caution than by the tough talk of his critics.
New models of so-called adaptive licensing, or conditional approval, are being used to balance patients’ needs with regulators’ caution.
This calls for caution with consolidation efforts.
For all the finger pointing at Wilders, just because Breivik professed to admire him, the acts of a deranged killer, others caution, should not be used to discredit what he stands for.
Of course, caution is appropriate in order to avoid claiming too much for the benefits of short-run consolidation.
Given that most Asian leaders believe Asian disunity made the West all-powerful in the first place, these calls are treated with understandable caution.
Indeed, today’s good news should not obscure some consequential structural limitations that will require prolonged therapy and caution.
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