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It simply means that when Great Britain installs a wind turbine, it becomes cheaper to burn coal in Portugal or Poland.
If making a product in the EU costs more because of higher energy costs, the product will likely be made somewhere else, where energy is cheaper, and then imported into the EU.
If nothing else, it will be cheaper than fighting a war.
In Spain and Ireland, though, the gap reflected a construction boom; euro accession suddenly gave people access to much cheaper mortgages.
The goal is breathtaking: more than 80% of Denmark’s energy supply comes from fossil fuels, which are dramatically cheaper and more reliable than any green energy source.
If traditional asset-quality considerations were the only problem buffeting eurozone banks, recapitalization would restore investor confidence, debt markets would reopen, and banks would find raising capital much cheaper than it is now.
People might trade away cheaper goods for assurances that a wide range of productive and rewarding employment options would be available, now and in the future.
Lower oil prices, a cheaper euro, and quantitative easing by the European Central Bank are all expected to boost growth.
With eurozone exports increasingly reliant on global supply chains, a cheaper currency provides less of a boost than before.
As California’s experience with referenda has shown, the public will often vote for contradictory things – for example, lower taxes and more welfare programs, or environmental protection and cheaper gas.
Solar photovoltaic modules, which are about 80% cheaper now than they were in 2008, can be used in isolated locations.
But, less obviously, these borrowers then demand more tax-induced lending from financial institutions, because tax benefits make their own use of debt cheaper.
In the long run, solidarity is cheaper for all involved, while its absence could become ruinously expensive in the foreseeable future.
According to a study by Goldman Sachs, countries like Greece, Portugal, and Spain will have to become 20-30% cheaper, and German prices will have to rise by 20% relative to the eurozone average.
Apart from financial restructuring, which is crucial, Greece and Portugal must become cheaper in order to regain their competitiveness.
Fukushima will forever stand for the uniqueness of nuclear energy: as long as it works, it is cheaper and cleaner than most alternatives.
Scientific and technological advances – from new vaccines and hardier crops to much cheaper smartphones and tablets – are among the greatest drivers of poverty reduction.
When an insurgent organization loses control of territory or battlefield momentum, it resorts to terrorism, reasoning that attacks on softer civilian targets are cheaper, easier, and just as politically effective.
Along with tighter margins, low-cost financing, and cheaper materials, this allows Chinese firms to compete for projects with tenders for as little as half the price sought by their Western competitors.
The shallower the heat resources and the cheaper the capital, the more competitive an HDR project will be.
Germany’s solar panels have only made it cheaper for Portugal or Greece to use coal.
What governments should do instead is to focus first on increasing research and development to make green-energy technology cheaper and more competitive.
Fundamental reforms in this area could make Germany’s climate policies both cheaper and more effective.
(In fact, coal jobs are disappearing because of automation and competition from cheaper natural gas, not because of regulations to reduce CO2 emissions.)
Moreover, compared to natural gas and crude oil, coal is much cheaper per ton of CO2 released.
Ensuring both cheaper energy and a clean environment is a big challenge.
By contrast, China’s real growth was three times that of Brazil and Russia, but its terms of trade actually deteriorated by 26%, because its manufactured exports became cheaper while its commodity imports became more expensive.
Countries whose terms of trade improve also tend to grow faster and undergo real exchange-rate appreciation as domestic spending of their increased export earnings expands the economy and makes dollars relatively more abundant (and thus cheaper).
The advantage of imports becoming cheaper more than outweighs the losses in export revenue.
“Diplomacy is important, extremely important, and I don’t think these reductions at the State Department are appropriate, because many times diplomacy is a lot more effective – and certainly cheaper – than military engagement.”
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