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Restoration of civil society – the many parallel and mutually complementary ways in which citizens participate in public life – has been far more complicated.
Enron used fancy accounting tricks and complicated financial products (derivatives) to mislead investors about its value.
The new economy - and its complicated new financial instruments - enhance the problems of reliable accounting frameworks; they make it easier to obfuscate.
Given these trends, the search for more robust growth models will take much longer and be more complicated than many recognize – especially as the world economy pivots away from unfettered globalization and high levels of leverage.
Surely there is at least as much natural demand for commodity bonds as there is for credit-default swaps and some of the bizarrely complicated derivatives that are currently traded!
The North Korea issue is more complicated.
For Trump, any strategy to eliminate North Korea’s nuclear program against this complicated backdrop should include some obvious, but crucial, elements.
Exporting services can be much more complicated than exporting goods.
Getting the balance correct is complicated by the fact that the right fears the left will use fiscal stimulus as a path to permanently larger government, a path that the right (and apparently the general public) is unwilling to follow.
Aggressive monetary expansion through quantitative easing is also far more complicated and politically contentious in a currency area with no federal debt for the central bank to buy.
Israel’s response to Hamas’s victory will obviously be complicated by its own elections on March 28, and by a government headed by an interim prime minister, Ehud Olmert, owing to Sharon’s incapacitation just weeks after leaving Likud and founding a new, centrist party, Kadima (Forward).
The answer, of course, is that life is more complicated than the contrasting positions of globalization as panacea or curse.
Of course, government budget-allocation decisions are complicated and dogged by political imperatives.
Reconciling these competing strategic visions of the world, in particular of global crisis, will make international diplomacy more complicated than ever.
It is Darwin’s second powerful idea – the idea that even the most complicated features of organisms are the outcome of natural selection – that has been the key to his theory’s long-term success.
Many generations of selection in a particular direction – say, for moving efficiently through the air – can give rise to complicated structures like wings and the coordinated processes of flying.
But it is vastly more complicated.
Yet a closer look shows that matters are more complicated; in fact, Trump could precipitate a great decline in the dollar.
But proteins, which contain thousands of atoms, were far too complicated for this to work.
Service companies such as airlines could ask employees to collect feedback, but it was overly complicated.
Matters were subsequently complicated by a separate conflict – this time between Muslims – over resources in the western Darfur region.
The first is that biology is complicated.
The subsidies are too small and too complicated to inspire capital outlays for expensive specialized equipment, including jack-up barges, heavy-lift cranes, pneumatic hammers for pounding the foundations into the sea bed, and high-strength gearboxes that will not corrode in humid, salty air.
The IMF was in summer mode, and all of the consultations required complicated conference calls from remote locations.
Parties’ programs changed with the public opinion polls, and their economic proposals were either too complicated or too muddled for voters to grasp.
This is why the Chinese government’s dance around the Bo scandal has been so complicated.
Even if the Democrats take only the House, life for Trump will become far more complicated, owing to the raft of investigations that the new majority would be certain to launch, and possible impeachment proceedings.
The engineering behind it was technically complicated, but what you got was pretty rough: a page of text, broken up by ten blue links.
But more complicated issues, such as the release of Palestinian prisoners and the establishment of a Gaza airport and seaport, will be left for next month’s discussions.
Defective growth models in advanced countries, based on excess credit and domestic aggregate demand (and complicated by structural flaws and limited adjustment mechanisms in Europe), led to instability, a crisis, and a large negative shock to the real economy.
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