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And attempting to
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populism and illiberalism around the world just by tweaking the income distribution could amount to yet another example of technocratic hubris.
Simply put: he works on both sides of the
counter.
Cleaner, Greener, and RicherGENEVA – In the past, action to combat climate change was viewed largely as running
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to economic growth, with “going green” implying a sacrifice of prosperity for the sake of the environment.
Western media outlets have covered this story with great interest, yet apparently without realizing that these peer-to-peer technologies have the potential to de-censor the news for more people in countries like China, where any online content that runs
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to the Chinese Communist Party’s current line risks falling victim to the “Great Firewall” of censorship.
More positively, restoring truth would
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the traditional Chinese instinct to blame all disasters on external forces, and might lead to a spiritual epiphany for a people struggling to find value in the emerging new China.
And when it comes to exercising harder power – doing what it takes to
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serious challenges to peace and security – there will be little confidence in Trump’s judgment, given that almost every statement he made during his campaign was either wildly contradictory or downright alarming.
If not – if the risks compelling the end of QE are left vague – they will be unable to
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investors’ belief that a taper today will mean a new path for interest rates tomorrow.
In order to
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a devaluation-fueled rise in domestic inflation, the central bank needs to raise key interest rates – but without throttling the economy.
Others might
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that Italians failed to conform to the rules and standards, and to implement the reforms, upon which a successful monetary union is based.
This, too, runs
counter
to the economic mainstream.
The EU’s real problem in the western Balkans is that the promise (of membership) made to aspiring states in 2003 is no longer sufficient to
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the currents of enlargement fatigue, which has led to reform fatigue, slowing the progress of the region’s applicants to a virtual standstill.
The first is to
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malignant ideas with enlightened thinking, open minds, and an attitude of tolerance and acceptance.
First, they must be as commensurate as possible with the degree of market dislocation and disruption of market that they aim to counter, which is always a matter of judgment.
Nearly four of every ten people on earth lived under governments that claimed to be Marxist, and in many other countries Marxism was the dominant ideology of the left, while the policies of the right were often based on how to
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Marxism.
But it also calls for measures to reassure parents and pupils that everything is being done to
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extremist threats and make schools safer.
And they are probably right that a reassertion of greater sovereignty over the key flows of globalization is necessary to
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the centrifugal political, social, and technological forces sweeping across advanced countries.
The attack on the US may have been a precursor to further electoral meddling in Europe, where officials are now racing to
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Russian cyber operations before a series of major elections in 2017, including in the Netherlands, Germany, and France.
The legal and institutional mechanisms currently in place are inadequate to
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today’s threats, and this was true even before Brexit and Trump made things worse.
But governments can
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it in several ways: local language warnings with a prominent tax stamp on cigarette packs are one example.
In July 2002, when an Egyptian opened fire and killed two people waiting in line at the El Al
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at Los Angeles International Airport, the FBI decided that the suspect was not a terrorist because he was acting alone.
This runs
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to the popular view, which drove the eurozone’s creation, that Europe needs a single currency to compete with large economies like the US, China, and India.
Russian analysts have long accused the Americans of exaggerating Iranian capabilities to justify stationing BMD systems in Europe that really aim to
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Russia’s own nuclear deterrent.
Was there really no way to
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the club of bad neighbors who refuse to countenance any discussion of Kurdish sovereignty?
To
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these factors, Italy is resorting to fiscal policy to try to stimulate growth through both demand and supply channels.
Needless to say, this, too, runs
counter
to economic orthodoxy which regards trade as mutually beneficial, and protectionism as unnecessarily costly.
Some will object that this idea won’t work because it runs
counter
to greedy human nature.
And, despite his assertions that the Obama administration's response to China’s activities in the South China Sea was “impotent,” Trump has done little to
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Chinese expansionism.
Optimists
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that smart phones, Big Data, and expected advances in nanotechnology, robotics, and biosciences are harbingers of a new era of technology-driven productivity improvements.
The so-called "Palme Commission" (including the influential Egon Bahr) suggested a policy of "common security" between East and West, and nuclear weapon-free zones instead of NATO's policy of deploying cruise and Pershing II missiles to
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the Soviet advantage in theater nuclear weapons.
Injecting synthetic aerosols that reflect sunlight into the stratosphere, for example, could help
counter
the warming caused by greenhouse gases.
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