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To communicate their intentions simply and clearly, they may set an explicit target range in terms of a particular economic variable, or announce a forecast for the variable, or offer forward guidance by specifying a threshold value for it that must be met before changing interest rates.
Similarly, time at home is no longer clearly demarcated, with people working online or participating in conference calls even as they manage their family life.
When the crisis erupted – owing to a downturn in the US housing market that was clearly foreseeable but willfully unforeseen – the public sector had to absorb the contingent liabilities built up in the financial system.
It was also only in the 1960’s that Milton Friedman clearly formulated the Great Depression’s monetary lessons.
Nonetheless, while emerging economies’ prospects were clearly over-hyped in the wake of the crisis, the bleak forecasts that dominate today’s headlines are similarly exaggerated.
Insurance policies that clearly specify the amounts that will be paid and the types of damage that will be covered are far better than the government-administered, after-the-fact bailout that many people seem to have expected.
But from the perspective of the past seven years, this clearly needs to be rethought.
The current “Normandy format” (Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and France) clearly is not enough.
The major accounting firms have clearly established a culture of permissiveness towards earnings manipulation.
Clearly, interdependency cannot be avoided; nor can the responsibility than it entails.
In this context, the continued accumulation of foreign-exchange reserves is clearly counterproductive.
In the face of these costs, the overblown and sometimes clearly dishonest claims about the war are an obscenity.
The Tories clearly didn’t expect their comprehensive victory, and some argue that it was the party’s promise to hold a referendum on European Union membership that made it possible.
And, in the event of a Trump presidency, financial policy would likely be crafted in large part by the House Financial Services Committee, whose chairman’s clearly stated priorities are to reduce consumer protection and remove any effective constraints on big banks’ activities.
The thinking is clear (if rarely spelled out clearly by politicians): whereas a loss of market confidence in the British state’s solvency would most likely trigger a depression, above-target inflation can be rectified at a relatively tolerable cost to living standards (though higher than it should have been).
But such a strategy requires that Russia clearly demonstrate its political will to cooperate with NATO.
Private-sector development clearly means different things to different people.
The message was clear: those in power were clearly convinced that eradicating their opponents was a better strategy than including them.
Clearly, violence and terrorism are thriving, despite Sisi’s pledge.
But, whatever the outcome, all the mourning and embalming will not alter a simple fact: Venezuela and its people are not clearly better off than they were 14 years ago.
It will not, as America's racial history clearly shows.
On April 8, a helicopter from a Chinese naval vessel operating in international waters south of Okinawa came within 90 meters of a Japanese Self-Defense Force escort ship – so close that a gun-wielding Chinese soldier was clearly visible.
Clearly, public hearings are an important element of participatory democracy.
So, clearly, it is not the transfer of the organ that outrages us – we do not think that the donor is misinformed about the value of a kidney or is being fooled into parting with it.
Bernanke, for example, has proposed giving independent central banks the authority to approve a maximum quantity of monetary finance if they believe doing so is necessary to achieve their clearly defined inflation target.
As a matter of statistics, the EU can clearly accommodate a million or more refugees.
Xi clearly falls into the statist camp.
For the age group over 50, the structure of pension systems is clearly a major factor.
But that is possible only when the role of horizontal subsidiarity is clearly formulated, which it has not been in the European Treaties, the Charter of Fundamental Rights, or the work of the European Convention.
Ultimately, emerging economies’ absolute size and rate of growth both matter in charting commodity demand and the future trajectory of global commodity prices, with per capita income clearly linked to consumers’ wealth.
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