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At the same time, however, it must focus on workers and elevating the experience of their work, which economists from Adam Smith to Karl Marx and Alfred Marshall placed at the center of their concerns.
Stock-market values for leading tech companies are down – or perhaps just becoming more volatile – in the light of such concerns.
Concerns have been raised about the influx of cheap labor.
America, whether led by Obama or Romney, must understand that Iran will not negotiate seriously on its nuclear program until it perceives a clear, convincing, and unified consensus in the US and Israel on an approach that addresses both Iran’s ambitions and Israel’s concerns.
Long-standing concerns about the Chinese economy’s dreaded “hard landing” have intensified.
While these concerns should not be dismissed out of hand, none of them is the source of the current slowdown.
This, together with an inadequate regulatory and business environment, has raised concerns among companies; since 1999, the largest German multinationals have doubled their employee headcounts abroad, while cutting jobs at home.
Thus, the stalemate between the two nations really concerns only Cubans who have time to contemplate lofty political questions.
Australia is a good example of a US ally whose leaders share America’s concerns about China’s rising power but also understand the economic imperative of staying in China’s graces.
Perhaps the largest long-run sustainability issue concerns the adequacy of the global economy’s natural-resource base: output will more than triple over the coming two or three decades, as high-growth developing economies’ four billion people converge toward advanced-country income levels and consumption patterns.
Indeed, the sheikhs will know that, in all likelihood, concerns about global warming will increase over time.
But it is at the forefront of the Republican Party’s concerns, reflecting its leaders’ determination to prevent any such requirement from taking effect.
But I have serious concerns about the new report’s conclusions.
For starters, he must work with the US to address commercial and economic issues, including American concerns over India’s weak intellectual-property protections and fears within India’s information-technology industry regarding proposed US immigration reform.
Indonesia exposes the danger of ignoring these concerns.
Economics can never be separated from social and political concerns.
The main source of doubt concerns wealthy countries’ commitment to help developing countries cut greenhouse-gas emissions as they end poverty.
To address these concerns, many cities hold public hearings or put projects to a vote.
The urban planning process needs to take into account the concerns of all stakeholders – including newcomers, young adults, low-income service workers, renters, and homeowners.
While critics’ concerns should be taken seriously, governments must insulate their approval processes from manipulation.
And, while hope for a solution was dim, the risk of escalation remained low; thus, as security concerns flared up elsewhere, the 40-year-old conflict largely disappeared from the international agenda.
Much of the Internet’s commercial potential stems from data collection, sharing, and analysis, all of which are fraught with privacy concerns.
Seizing Sustainable DevelopmentHELSINKI/JOHANNESBURG – The world is on an unsustainable path, and must urgently chart a new course forward, one that brings equity and environmental concerns into the economic mainstream.
Together, the allies can improve global prospects for nuclear nonproliferation, but only if they hammer out a grand bargain that accounts for South Korea’s current – and future – security concerns.
Obama’s effort to finalize both agreements before the end of his presidency, though understandable, bred serious concerns about hastiness.
The first issue concerns the continuation of enlargement.
The second key issue concerns the EU’s internal structure.
The final issue concerns European solidarity.
They regard economists and other experts as isolated from and indifferent to the concerns of ordinary people; driven by an agenda that does not coincide with that of citizens; often blatantly wrong, and therefore incompetent; biased in favor of, or simply captured by, big business and the financial industry; and naive – failing to see that politicians select analyses that suit their ends and disregard the rest.
But, regardless of whether they do, antidumping measures are ill-suited to the task of addressing concerns about unfair trade – not because such concerns are ungrounded, but because they go well beyond dumping.
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