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Europe’s banking sector is already weaker than it looks, since there is an uncompetitive portion of banks that needs to be merged or
closed.
Whereas a global city like London needs to be open to the world – thereby attracting top talent, tourists, service workers, and maybe, inadvertently, criminals or even terrorists – most of the rest of the country would prefer to be
closed.
Post-Shutdown AmericaWASHINGTON, DC – After 16 days of
closed
museums, half-empty federal buildings, unnaturally quiet streets, and tens of thousands of workers left in existential limbo, the lights are back on in Washington.
But this looks a lot like Japan, where the fiscal tap was tentatively opened and
closed.
The “Pandora’s box” of self-determination must be
closed.
Many are in formerly powerful research centers now wasting away, some form entire populations in once
closed
research cities and one institute towns that were wholly dependent on a single defence institute or project.
Websites mentioning the events of 1989 are
closed
down.
The students on Tiananmen Square could not have known what was going on inside the
closed
Communist regime.
Egyptians need time to build a civil society and open a political spectrum that has been mostly
closed
for decades.
These manipulations worked: Oragir was
closed
down, which forced us to appear under the name Haykakan Zhamanak .
The
Closed
Marketplace of Economic IdeasMILAN – Imagine that you fell asleep in 2006 and woke up today.
But replace the names of the leading economists with products in any other market – cars, for example, or semi-conductors – and most people probably would agree that the RePEc ranking looks like a closed, inefficient market with high entry barriers.
The big difference between Asia's successes and failures is that some countries engaged in globalization, and others
closed
their doors tight.
North Korea, Cambodia or Burma remain
closed
and sterile places.
The historical dynamics and empirical evidence in respect to anti-globalization and
closed
societies clearly indicate negative outcomes.
Alcatraz was
closed
50 years ago, in 1963, owing to its perceived inhumanity, and the prisoners were transferred elsewhere.
The decision was based on a controversial law that, among other things, requires any Web site publishing news and commentary about Jordan to appoint an editor from the
closed
journalists’ union, which electronic-media journalists cannot join, and to be licensed by a government body.
Opening a once
closed
economy, however, is no easy option for governments.
It revealed that, on average, open economies can be expected to grow 2.45% faster than
closed
economies.
Investment-to-income ratios were higher as well for open economies, by an average of 5.4% compared to
closed
economies, thereby boosting growth indirectly.
Within the developing economies, more than four fifths of those that had
closed
trading regimes in the 1970s experienced serious economic crises a decade later.
A closer look at the data reveals that only
closed
economies failed to begin to catch up with developed countries, while open economies benefit from growth rates above those of the advanced economies.
When we examined the subset of
closed
economies, growth in income per person was, indeed, the same in both developing and developed economies (about 0.7%).
Small economies closely integrated with their trading partners might set exchange rate targets, or fix their exchange rate to the currencies of their trading partners, but large and relatively
closed
economies like the US, EU, and Japan, do better to focus on their own business conditions, letting markets determine the exchange rate.
To prevent the mafias from returning the money from abroad in this period, the borders with Colombia and Brazil were
closed.
Their deaths are the sole responsibility of the military junta, which deliberately and with knowledge of the likely consequences has
closed
the door to humanitarian aid and workers from all over the world.
Why is the search process going on behind
closed
doors?
Yet they are using this freedom to deepen family and cultural ties to the
closed
world of their inherited Muslim identity, particularly its politics.
With the rest of the European Union effectively
closed
to refugees in Greece, camps on the mainland have filled up.
For too long, coalition partners have negotiated government decisions behind
closed
doors, with the Bundestag either rubber-stamping or vetoing the results.
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