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Assets with competitive advantages, protections against inflation, limited sensitivity to the economic cycle, and clear, long-term cash flows would also qualify.
But, as the global business cycle accelerates Germany’s return to the “old normal,” the power shift within Europe will become increasingly difficult to ignore.
Uneducated women then have few alternatives, and the expectation becomes self-fulfilling, leaving women in a continuous cycle of powerlessness that has had significant adverse long-term effects.
Media indulge themselves in a fast-moving news cycle.
Similarly, after his recent crushing election defeat, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti wistfully explained that Italy’s voters were too impatient to bear reforms whose benefits would only become evident beyond the electoral cycle.
More effective use of counter-cyclical policies may have subsequently smoothed out the economic cycle, but this cannot explain why productivity and incomes also grew more rapidly than in the 19th century.
By investing not only in systems to provide clean drinking water and sanitation, but also in educational programs that encourage better hygiene practices and toilet use, governments can break a vicious cycle of diarrhea and malnutrition that causes irreversible physical and cognitive damage.
Central banks, in an effort to keep capital away and hold down the exchange rate, risk becoming locked into a cycle of competitive easing aimed at maximizing their countries’ share of scarce existing world demand.
Very often, the news cycle is driven by assumptions about what viewers or readers might like, rather than what they actually want.
But once deleveraging is complete and the credit cycle turns, inflationary pressure is likely to reappear.
The force of this political calculus has been charged by the dynamics of the electoral cycle in France, Germany and Britain.
But Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and other leading members of his party have played these cards completely wrong in this election cycle.
It is a cycle that often resembles the fox guarding the henhouse, with those who regulate too close to those whom they regulate.
What few seem to recognize is how water scarcity contributes to this cycle of violence.
In short, the Arab world is increasingly trapped in a vicious cycle.
Urgent action is needed to break the cycle.
But, in order to break the cycle of violence and insecurity, all countries will ultimately have to step up to improve water management and protect ecosystems.
The banks and other financial players have every incentive to load up on risk as we head into the cycle; they get the upside (Wall Street compensation this year is set to break records again) and the downside goes to taxpayers.
Of all these countries, the United States appears to be the most likely to have reached the end of the cycle.
But, in doing so, it has failed to recognize that Rohingya militants have been waging jihad in the country – a reality that makes it extremely difficult to break the cycle of terror and violence.
Breaking the cycle of terror and violence that has plagued Myanmar for decades will require the country to address the deep-seated sectarian tensions that are driving Rohingya toward jihadism.
But for the rest of the twentieth century, the backlash cycle seemed to have stopped.
Now is the right point in the cycle to raise banks’ capital requirements as called for under Dodd-Frank.
When new shortages develop, prices begin rising again, and the cycle repeats.
The cycle will continue, though other factors – such as the steadily declining costs of renewable energy and the shift toward less energy-intensive production processes – mean that it will probably spin within a lower range.
But, with many theological issues left unresolved, the Reformation continued to cycle through violent revolutions and reversals for decades.
By succumbing to fear Americans are doing the terrorists' bidding: unleashing a vicious cycle of violence that may result in a permanent state of war.
To help the Greek economy heal, debt relief must be both sizeable and a lever for eliminating most of the new austerity measures, which merely guarantee another spin of the debt-deflation cycle.
Throughout the migration cycle, women are more at risk from physical violence by fellow migrants, smugglers, and state officers, and can be forced to exchange sex for transportation, food, or accommodation.
Nevertheless, many anticipate that this year’s election will catalyze change, and that the cycle of greed and corruption that is weakening South Korea’s economy will finally be broken.
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