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In the widely cited “Fox” index measuring state control of majority and minority religions, in which zero represents the least state control, and figures in the thirties represent the greatest degree of control, all but two current EU member states get scores that are in the zero to six range.
According to a study – cited in the World Bank report – by MIT’s Tavneet Suri and Georgetown University’s William Jack, mobile accounts have enabled 185,000 Kenyan women to leave farming and start more remunerative small businesses and retail activities.
Many have cited as evidence of more durable rebalancing the “onshoring” of US manufacturing that had previously relocated to emerging markets.
The Swedish bank cleanup in the early 1990’s is often cited as an example of how successful this idea can be.
The Pentagon has flaunted its capability to demolish China’s artificial islands, whose creation Chinese President Xi Jinping has cited as one of his key accomplishments.
The problem of “moral hazard” – which posits that actors will take excessive risks if they do not expect to bear fully the consequences of their actions – is commonly cited as a reason not to protect shareholders of bailed-out firms.
President Bush cited seeming huge job growth in the last 13 months, claiming that America's labor market turned the corner.
In the United States, President George W. Bush’s Commission to Strengthen Social Security cited Siegel for its claim that the government should encourage people to invest in stocks.
The technicality the commission cited would be absurdly funny if its potential results were not so incendiary: the CEC objected to the fact that the Tymoshenko bloc candidates listed only their home towns on the party list, not their precise street address.
Moreover, they must contend with the country’s remarkable economic success of recent decades, which is often cited to muzzle detractors, especially those who criticize the government’s human-rights record.
The health ministry cited a 9.5% increase in deaths caused by infectious diseases from 2011 to 2012.
In case you’re wondering, the first two authors of the report Trump cited – just published in March – are Bernstein and Montgomery.
Indeed, regulatory issues are still cited as a serious deterrent to investment.
The key feature of this regime is that there is only one central bank with the power to create money -- in the examples cited, the U.S. Federal Reserve.
There is a kernel of truth to many of the concerns cited above, especially with respect to the current inflation problem.
The same goes for Japan, whose stance on the abduction of its citizens by North Korean agents in the 1970’s and 1980’s was also cited by the Kim regime last June as a reason for walking out of the six-party talks.
Yet the paper is now widely cited, and what was described in its title as ‘abnormal’ now becomes ‘aggressive behaviour.’
It quickly became a story of "rich versus poor," widely cited as an example of high-level corruption.
The Hama massacre is often cited as an example of Syrian sectarianism.
(According to data cited by Cliffe, the majority of the UK’s population will be non-white by 2070.)
According to a 1994 survey of federal employees in the US, cited in the “dark triad” study, 44% of female workers, and 19% of male workers, reported being sexually harassed on the job within the two previous years.
Even the US Supreme Court cited its reasoning when striking down anti-homosexuality laws in Texas in 2003.
Trump has cited national security concerns in order to justify his tariffs – including the hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum (automotive imports may be next) that he has imposed.
The economic explanation emphasizes that in a world of widening economic inequality and stagnating middle-class incomes (here the United States is cited as Exhibit A), no one should be surprised if angry middle- and working-class voters turn to politicians who promise to reverse these trends.
First, the true personal distribution of income – comprising all income, whether from labor or from capital – is almost surely worse than commonly cited headline figures suggest.
Such policies have proved effective not only in Northern Europe – the most commonly cited model – but also in Eastern European countries like Lithuania, Estonia, and even Hungary, demonstrating that they can be applied anywhere.
According to the study by Goldman Sachs that I cited, it only needs to depreciate against the eurozone average by 10% or less.
She has also repeatedly cited the moral (and legal) obligation that we all owe to refugees.
In “Fear in the Voting Booth: The 2004 Presidential Election,” a study published in Political Behavior in 2007, researchers from Duke University and Michigan State University cited surveys in which 42% of US respondents deemed terrorism to be the most important issue in the election.
Senegalese Prime Minister Abdoul Mbaye has cited high interest rates as a major impediment to GDP growth.
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