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For those of us who have been following the Greek economic tragedy for many years, much of the European view continues to defy economic logic – and for a simple reason: European politicians worry about the domestic political
consequences
of granting Greece debt relief, especially ahead of Germany’s federal election in September.
The
consequences
of that decision, which the US has largely chosen to ignore, will come to a head in April, when PMF commanders plan to run in Iraq’s parliamentary election.
But if the current exchange-rate peg to a basket of currencies fails to anchor the renminbi and prevent sharp depreciation, the deflationary
consequences
for the world economy will be profound.
And the combination of economic contraction and massive liabilities is having dire
consequences
for the island.
Either such a firm would be allowed to fail, with dire
consequences
for global finance, or there would be some sort of backdoor bailout.
Circulated by the Czarist secret police in the early 1900s to justify the regime’s anti-Jewish pogroms, it became the foundation of the anti-Semitic literature of the first half of the twentieth century, with horrendous
consequences.
And yet the reactionary/revolutionary movement of the type that we are witnessing – a backlash against the inevitable
consequences
of globalization – remains unmistakably French.
Ours is an unstable neighborhood, one that America has entered without fully understanding the
consequences
– for India and for the neighborhood.
The US must accept and candidly discuss the damaging
consequences
of its military, diplomatic, and political overreach – of a “war too far” that has brought the region to its current ugly impasse.
The US strategic is committed to an “international order based on rights and responsibilities,” including a “broader voice – and greater responsibilities” for emerging powers, and the imposition of real
consequences
on countries that violate their international obligations.
The
consequences
have been a deep crisis in relations with the Palestinians, a cooling of relations between Israel and its great strategic partner, the United States, and an internal climate of deep divisions, ethnic tension and a vulgar coarsening of almost all political discourse.
But we have to understand the
consequences
of wringing our hands instead of putting them to work.
But contemplate the future
consequences
of inaction and shudder: Syria, mired in the carnage between the brutality of Bashar al-Assad and various affiliates of Al Qaeda, a breeding ground of extremism infinitely more dangerous than Afghanistan in the 1990’s;Egypt in chaos, with the West, however unfairly, looking as if it is giving succor to those who would turn it into a Sunni version of Iran; and Iran itself, despite its new president, still a theocratic dictatorship, with a nuclear bomb.
In order to minimize the risk of unintended consequences, regulatory changes should be straightforward and enforceable – tough criteria, given the complexity and dynamism of financial markets.
Global leaders seemed to recognize this when they agreed five years ago to limit global warming during this century to 2º Celsius above pre-industrial levels – the threshold beyond which we risk triggering more devastating
consequences
of climate change.
The
consequences
of a US default have rightly been described with growing alarm as the risk increases.
The bombing of Serbia by NATO in 1999 heavily damaged its economy, with serious
consequences
for neighboring countries.
Taking social norms seriously has
consequences
that pervade the economic system, and also our lives more generally.
Because of this, Americans can’t afford to take even the minutest of chances with their ports – the
consequences
of error being too staggering to contemplate.
Perhaps the world needs reminding that Africa is the continent that contributes least to climate change, but must now live with its most serious
consequences.
It will also mobilize support for African parliamentarians, enabling them to work with their constituents in raising awareness, at a local level, of new sustainable agricultural policies that respond to changes in weather patterns and other
consequences
of climate change.
To give you an idea of the consequences, not only the economic consequences, but the political consequences, remember that Hitler built his four year economic plans on the foundation of a totally cartelized German economy with the consequence that he did not need government to execute his four year plans, it was executed by private law.
He will not calculate the possible
consequences
of his or her purchase on the labor market, on the social system, and he shouldn't because markets would not function as an instrument to manage the complexity of a highly sophisticated economy if criteria such as these would enter market decisionmaking.
The new US study is the first systematic attempt to understand the long-term
consequences
of these climatic trends in a single country.
America’s official narrative has sought to conceal the scale and calamitous
consequences
of US efforts – in defiance of international law and the UN Charter – to overthrow Assad.
For the United States, where the ultimate
consequences
of QE remain to be seen, the answer is just as consequential.
But a new study by the McKinsey Global Institute estimates that it is even higher than previously thought – with far-reaching
consequences.
The overarching goal is to design a roadmap that can take us from today’s poorly managed, exploitative system of human mobility to one that is well managed, protects migrant rights, and plans for the
consequences
and opportunities of migration.
Given the far-reaching
consequences
of a technology that causes a particular set of genes to propagate throughout a population – fundamentally changing or even eliminating it – such rules are badly needed.
This is a highly controversial technology, with potentially far-reaching ecological effects and as-yet-unknown health
consequences.
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