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China’s exchange-rate policy and its bilateral trade surplus with the US were major issues in America’s presidential election, and concerns over Chinese foreign investment are ubiquitous.
But her concerns – “What if these mosquitoes bite my boys or my dogs?
When politicians and journalists lazily concede that populists articulate people’s “real concerns,” they are betraying a deep misunderstanding of how democratic representation actually works.
This applies in particular when the perception concerns what the parties consider to be threats to their very existence.
The real issue is not a theoretical question about Islam, but concerns the religious practices of Muslims.
The withdrawal of QE, beyond being unpopular among some policymakers and politicians, has highlighted concerns about the risk of increased financial instability and rising inequality – both of which could undermine America’s already weak economic recovery.
The Future of the Captured StateWASHINGTON, DC – Concerns about state capture are nothing new.
Such concerns cannot be dismissed.
In Asia, China’s military buildup and increasingly assertive approach in pursuing its territorial claims in the South and East China seas – which overlap with claims by Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, and Vietnam – is raising concerns among its regional neighbors.
The idea that the state should pursue economic growth without consideration for moral concerns was anathema to Confucius and his followers.
A survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in China reinforces concerns about the impact of escalating trade tensions on foreign investment.
Some of these concerns may contain a rational core.
By focusing on our climate concerns, we deliberately choose to leave more than three out of four people in darkness and poverty.
They seem to include the risk of distortion in the financial system, worries that unemployment may fall to unsustainable lows, and concerns that raising interest rates too quickly will disrupt economic recovery.
Such infighting has raised concerns far beyond Europe.
Prime Minister David Cameron claims that the concessions he has won from Britain’s EU partners should lay to rest popular concerns about a loss of sovereignty to Brussels and an influx of foreign workers from Eastern Europe.
In new cities across the country, urban plans already take into account such concerns, with riparian greenways and urban nature reserves complementing infrastructure projects that have environmental benefits (for example, extensive mass-transit networks).
The shrinking domestic share of their total employment – a share that also fell by four percentage points in the 1990’s – has fueled concerns that they have been relocating jobs to their foreign subsidiaries.
This feckless approach to China’s quietly emerging hegemony in the South China Sea has heightened concerns of the region’s smaller countries.
Coupled with a notable lack of transparency, this understandably concerns China’s neighbors.
In fact, Sanders, who spent time on a kibbutz in the early 1960s, has expressed some understanding of Israel’s security concerns.
Moreover, this “global NATO” has raised concerns among great powers.
NATO leaders responded to some of these concerns at the Chicago summit.
As I noted in a previous commentary, Iceland, where the financial crisis dates to 2007, has already been dealing with a fresh wave of capital inflows for some time, leading to concerns about potential overheating.
This case concerns two such genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Yet the plans have fueled the most persistent anti-American protests on Okinawa in decades, owing to safety concerns.
To decouple concerns about the Osprey from the issue of crimes by US military personnel, bilateral agreements for criminal jurisdiction must be revised.
The evangelists dismiss such concerns: Bitcoin can still be incredibly valuable as long as enough people perceive it as digital gold.
From America’s point of view, China’s rapidly growing military power and lack of transparency have become grave concerns.
A second danger concerns the regional consequences of North Korea’s test.
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