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If technology companies’ profits are continually reinvested as intangibles, earnings may never appear as output in GDP statistics, but they will affect the company’s market value.
Industry remuneration for experts is far in excess of any public-sector salary, and the best minds are continually bid away.
Indeed, Chinese President Hu Jintao continually affirms that he will not hold a summit with a Japanese prime minister who goes to Yasukuni, which most Chinese regard as a glorification of past Japanese aggression and colonialism.
Economic areas are continually forming, combining, and dissolving as a result of competing centrifugal and centripetal forces.
A supply chain is not only a network for production, but also a live feedback mechanism, continually adjusting itself to ensure that production is coordinated and aligned efficiently to meet changes in global consumers’ demand, tastes, and preferences.
True, market forces have spurred innovation, which has continually driven down the price of processed food, even as the price of plain old fruits and vegetables has gone up.
Making matters worse, the US has continually refrained from using its substantial leverage to compel Israel to change course, owing to the domestic political strength of the pro-Israel lobby, especially the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
Soaring house prices worldwide are propping up consumer demand in many countries, and, according to a recent study by the International Monetary Fund, continually falling long-term interest rates explain two-thirds or more of the global price rise.
She is continually taking in students who need a home, or refugee single mothers in economic need, or simply making one more place at the table for teenagers whose parents are struggling with issues of their own.
Catalonia, like Homer’s Penelope, has been forced continually to weave and reweave its autonomy.
Yet China’s economic system is continually evolving.
A leading example is food supply – an area where technology has continually produced ever-more highly processed and genetically refined food that scientists are only beginning to assess.
There is no going back, because entirely new species continually come into existence, particularly through the hybridization of transported species.
Fortunately, our founding fathers gave us the exceptional gift of a political system that pushes us continually in the direction of self-correction.
And when bureaucrats continually thwarted his orders, he used glasnost, or open discussion and democratization.
But this is not the case in the developing world – at least among countries with the appetite and determination to deploy strong governance and continually raise their competitiveness.
But, even with its absolute majority in the lower house, the DPJ has been continually preoccupied with party infighting and political-crisis management.
Just ask the Japanese, who were continually denounced in the 1980’s as wicked traders.
Unfortunately, US President Barack Obama’s administration has continually harped on outsourcing to India as a cause of American job losses.
Yet nothing could be further from the truth: knowledge workers continually toil outside the traditional office, checking their email, updating spreadsheets, writing reports, and engaging in collective brainstorming.
But they, too, came to expect continually rising revenues at unchanged, or even falling, tax rates.
Whenever most kinds of particles move from point A to point B, they continually bump into Higgs particles, slowing their motion.
There is an adaptive logic to being kind to those with whom we continually interact; we scratch their backs, they scratch ours.
Diseases are always evolving, and we must continually increase our capacity to understand and fight newly emerging threats.
Most OECD countries continually attempt to mitigate this through the tax and transfer system, resulting in much lower levels of inequality in terms of disposable income.
And yet, with only a decade left to complete the SDG agenda, governments continually fail to uphold girls and women’s most basic rights, let alone empower them to reach their full potential.
Johnson and his ministers have continually sought to shift the blame for the COVID-19 crisis, not least onto young people.
Similarly, protocols and financing for rapid vaccine development and production capacity should be agreed (and continually updated).
Although architects and city planners are continually offering imaginative new blueprints for large cities, the severe strains on physical infrastructure are increasingly difficult to manage.
Third, having spent the last 40 years “fighting inflation,” and continually warning of its re-emergence if fiscal policy was unchained, governments are now turning a blind eye to this risk.
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