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The shades of gray have real
consequences
for policy towards Iran: as an Iranian political scientist recently put it at a seminar in Germany, younger people in Iran do feel themselves to be Muslims, and Iran will never become a secular society.
Iraq will suffer the most, but the
consequences
will almost certainly be felt widely.
Eichengreen traces our tepid response to the crisis to the triumph of monetarist economists, the disciples of Milton Friedman, over their Keynesian and Minskyite peers – at least when it comes to interpretations of the causes and
consequences
of the Great Depression.
But, entitled or not, politicians and electorates are constructing their own alternate realities – with far-reaching
consequences.
The
consequences
of that decision are still emerging.
Yet time and again, other major central banks – especially the Fed and the European Central Bank – have been quick to follow, with equally dire
consequences.
They will no longer be able to adjust to payments imbalances and their macroeconomic
consequences
by exchange rate movements - as, for example, the U.K. did very successfully in 1992.
So can we really say that investors must suffer the full
consequences
of any losses?
And Putin has already warned that intervention in Ukraine would have
consequences
in the Middle East.
From my professional vantage point, I sense a mounting risk of collateral damage and unintended
consequences.
But he understood instinctively that daily events were shaped by powerful trends and forces: the strategic competition between East and West, the evolving international financial system in the age of global interdependence, and the
consequences
of decolonization.
Local climate change can, of course, exacerbate the situation, but given the scope for world trade and the existence of surpluses in many food producing areas, democratic governments can deal with the
consequences.
Ten
Consequences
of TrumpLONDON – For those of us who were wrong about the United States’ presidential election, it is worth suppressing emotional reactions, at least for a month or two, and attempting a dispassionate judgment about what Donald Trump’s administration may mean for the world.
So here are ten likely
consequences
of the Trump presidency, divided equally between the good and the bad.
Unless the European Union acts quickly, the whole region could slide backwards, with dire social, economic, and security
consequences.
For most stakeholders, the often dire
consequences
gave rise to a whole set of solutions, all based on one general strategy: if we are short of organs, then let us get more of them.
Officials imagine that consumer protection requires another regulation whenever something goes wrong, resulting in thickets of rules that protect incumbents and lead to all kinds of unintended
consequences
and complexities.
The eurozone’s unemployment rate, at 10.9%, is at its highest level since the euro was introduced, and young people everywhere, as the first to suffer the
consequences
of the crisis, are paying a disproportionally high price.
The Turks have many reasons to worry about the
consequences
of sending their soldiers into Syria, even for the most demonstrable humanitarian purposes.
Likewise, the fear, fueled entirely by the European Union’s dysfunctional politics, that eurozone governments might default – thereby causing the same dire
consequences
– has begun to dissipate.
Indeed, the approach was tantamount to putting the cart before the horse – with serious consequences, exemplified in the eurozone’s enduring crisis.
For more than three decades, no one really challenged the
consequences
of turning political power over to the highest bidders.
- Socializing losses while privatizing gains is more worrisome than the
consequences
of nationalizing banks.
Tocqueville focused on the
consequences
of the destruction of caste as a principle of social and political order.
America’s Labor Market by the NumbersNEWPORT BEACH – Politicians and economists now join investors in a ritual that typically takes place on the first Friday of each month and has important
consequences
for global markets: anticipating, internalizing, and reacting to the monthly employment report released by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
An issue with such far-reaching
consequences
should not be debated in secrecy.
In the wake of the Brexit decision, Cameron’s hapless successor, Theresa May, has been caught between the demands of Brexiteers like her erstwhile foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, for “control of our borders” and the fears of the Remainers concerning the economic and political
consequences
of leaving.
The
consequences
could be catastrophic, not just for Greece, but also for Portugal, Spain, Italy, and who knows whom else.
But the concern goes beyond Washington: many ordinary citizens in the US and elsewhere genuinely fear the
consequences
of a Trump administration.
While the go-it-alone impulse of the Bush administration has been discredited by its consequences, the inverse lessons regarding how important collaborative action is in today’s interconnected world are still being learned.
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