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By contrast, Italy’s economically deprived southern regions – where youth unemployment has, in some areas, reached nearly 60% – voted overwhelmingly for the Five Star Movement, which advocates a guaranteed basic income and condemns the corruption of local elites.
By contrast, in the US, a much larger proportion of investment is financed by issuing bonds, which can have a longer maturity than bank loans.
In
contrast
to the US, information on GMOs in Europe emphasizes risk rather than benefits (in particular, reduced use of pesticides and insecticides).
By contrast, when President Barack Obama took over in 2009, he inherited from George W. Bush an economy sinking into a deep recession.
By contrast, the East generally embraced the fearful view that, as the Chilean sociologist Oswaldo Sunkel put it, integration into the international economy would lead to disintegration of the national economy.
Israel, by contrast, failed to achieve any of its goals – beginning with restoring its deterrent capacity.
By contrast, the Capaldo framework lacks sectoral and country detail; its behavioral assumptions remain opaque; and its extreme Keynesian assumptions sit uneasily with its medium-term perspective.
This stands in sharp
contrast
to the US, where half of all R&D is associated with services.
In Europe and Japan, by contrast, monetary conditions will remain loose, as central banks continue to support economic growth with zero interest rates and quantitative easing (QE).
In contrast, the humanitarian intake from Indochina in 1976-1981 was roughly 150,000.
By contrast, no one - whatever a society's characteristics - has ever seriously questioned whether cancer is a disease.
By contrast, the eurozone stands out for being a deliberate creation.
By contrast, a change in government is unlikely in South Africa, Turkey, and Brazil.
By contrast, I believe that the Fed has effectively abandoned inflation targeting and thereby “buried monetarism,” implying a welcome return to the Keynesian emphasis on minimizing unemployment, even if that means higher inflation.
By contrast, Jeb Bush and the Democrats’ presumed nominee, Hillary Clinton, embody traditional politics.
In contrast, the Census Bureau projects that the US population will grow by 49% over the next four decades.
By contrast, the second type of system is a networked world of psychology, cognition, and adaption.
By contrast, emphasis on boosting domestic demand – long the focus of China’s consumer-led rebalancing strategy – was downgraded to third place on the so-called work agenda.
By contrast, there were only passing mentions of consumer-led rebalancing.
By contrast, subsidizing current, ineffective solar power or ethanol mostly wastes money while benefiting special interests.
By contrast, the humanities and the natural sciences share a sense of reality that transcends time and place; hence their common interest in a fixed "human nature."
In contrast, the social sciences adhere to the maxim that the best way to study humans is to interact with them, typically by getting them to do and say things that they might otherwise not.
Russia, by contrast, is a more classic National Security State, now playing Western anxieties like a fiddle to consolidate its tightening grip on Ukraine and suppress domestic opposition with a tide of official nationalism.
By contrast, a country riddled with regulatory shortcomings will find its arteries of commerce clogged and foreign investors spooked by unpredictable quality and unfair competition from unscrupulous producers.
By contrast, the United States Food and Drug Administration employs 4,000 reviewers, and the European Medicines Agency has 3,000.
Likewise, the European Union, in
contrast
to the United States, regards the leverage ratio as a supervisory optional extra, known as a “Pillar 2 measure” (which permits supervisors to add additional capital buffers to address a particular bank’s idiosyncratic risks).
By contrast, presidential debates in the United States are more like staged performances, where the answers to every possible question have been rehearsed endlessly with teams of coaches and advisers.
What a
contrast
between the photo, taken less than 80 years ago in the Warsaw Ghetto, of a small Jewish child with raised arms and fearful eyes, and one taken a few days ago in Munich of a smiling refugee boy, his head protected by a policeman’s hat.
By contrast, France and many other European countries face more favorable demographic conditions and worse economic conditions, including high unemployment.
The Arab world, by contrast, has logged a mere three years of transition – the blink of an eye in historical terms.
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