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And the bulk of trade that does not raise such
concerns
may have been better insulated from charges of “unfair trade.”
But, though Facebook’s lack of transparency is certainly disconcerting – as is its deafness to its users’
concerns
– these complaints miss the point.
But, in the end, there is no problem to be solved – or even an issue that
concerns
Facebook in particular.
China’s second challenge
concerns
its hybrid capitalist/Leninist system of governance, which may not function well enough without democratic feedback and the rule of law.
The second doubt
concerns
the world economy.
Perhaps the most invidious – and most dishonest – part of such agreements
concerns
investor protection.
While China is more likely to have a bumpy landing than a hard one, investors’
concerns
have yet to be laid to rest, owing to the ongoing growth slowdown and continued capital flight.
Not so long ago, issues such as the environment, the balance of work versus leisure in daily life, and the role of marriage, abortion, and other family
concerns
were secondary political disputes, as politicians fought over who would receive what share of a nation's wealth.
It is important to keep enterprises alive as going concerns, in order to preserve jobs and growth.
When a questioner brought up “Rotenberg, Jr., who has received the country’s long-haul truckers as a present,” Putin brushed off her
concerns
as being “of secondary importance.”
The rates are bounded by
concerns
about inflation, over-expansion of the state sector, and the central bank’s independence; but, with our relatively low levels of debt (Japan’s debt amounts to over 230% of its GDP) and depressed output and inflation, these limits are quite distant in the UK and the US.
Ten years ago, there were real
concerns
about launching the new currency.
Italy and Greece, in particular, face serious debt issues amid financial market
concerns
about the possibility of default or their leaving the euro zone.
CCP members will never get the chance to address any
concerns
that they may hold before a wide audience.
In legal theory, “justice” comprises two components: substantive justice, which
concerns
a law’s content and the fairness of its application, and natural or procedural justice, which
concerns
the fairness and transparency of how decisions are made.
Whether consumers’ generally tolerant attitudes toward these companies will be sufficient to offset historic
concerns
over size and abuse of market power remains to be seen.
In the future, it should mean no more and no less than a clearly defined region of the contemporary world, one of the spheres of civilization that is characterized by a shared history, culture, scale of values, type of responsibility, as well as by its very own specific
concerns.
There are also
concerns
about the suppression of dissent (often cloaked in the guise of Xi’s anti-corruption drive), the clampdown on civil society, and the repression of western China’s Uighur and Tibetan minorities.
But, of course, exacerbation of some of these crises and conflicts could lead to renewed
concerns
about energy security.
And
concerns
that a fiscal devaluation will conflict with euro rules can be met by simply pointing out that Germany’s government carried one out in 2007, though by another name, when it raised VAT from 16% to 19% and cut employers’ contribution to social insurance, from 6.5% to 4.2%.
The third reason
concerns
the poor state of global policy dialogue, notwithstanding all the happy talk about global challenges and shared responsibilities.
Around the world, billions of dollars are invested annually to address environmental degradation and poverty; many of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals are linked in some way to these two
concerns.
There are of course
concerns
about freedom of speech and a lack of media diversity, but conditions in Kazakhstan are no worse than in, say, Azerbaijan, its ethnic Turkic cousin, which is fully in the ENP.
But the real problem for Greenspan’s legacy
concerns
what happened to the American economy in the last five years, for which he bears heavy responsibility.
As Ferguson must know, the main topic of discussion in international affairs nowadays
concerns
the “rise” of China, and more generally Asia, as well as the stirring of Islam.
Europe would finally be able to stand on its own and address its citizens’
concerns.
The main
concerns
of the average Syrian, it seems, are definite improvements in living standards and a reduction in the high unemployment rate.
Broader
concerns
about reform - civil law, women's rights, and the role of religion in society - remain issues that the Syrian Street prefers to avoid.
To betray this consensus runs the risk of mobilizing people on behalf of other, more domestically-oriented
concerns.
Some view it as the result of a slowdown in economic growth, coupled with market
concerns
about the introduction of US tariffs and dollar appreciation on the back of rising US interest rates.
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