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But it is easier because once those constraints are appropriately targeted, relatively simple policy changes can yield enormous economic payoffs and start a virtuous cycle of growth and institutional reform.
These illnesses afflict approximately 1.4 billion people per year, including more than 500 million children, causing untold pain and suffering and, through lost productivity, contributing to the cycle of poverty.
How worried should businesses, investors, and policymakers around the world be about the end of near-zero interest rates and the start of the first monetary-tightening cycle since 2004-2008?
But this creates a vicious cycle: as young people and workers become increasingly alienated from the democratic process, political leaders continue to implement policies that favor the old, demoralizing producers further.
Economic development proceeds through a cycle that begins with young, exploring enterprises introducing new products, services, and processes.
This, of course, makes these enterprises vulnerable to the creative challenges of the next wave of explorers – the fast new firms that confront the fat old corporations – and the cycle of destruction and reconstruction begins anew.
Trapped in a cycle of political uncertainty, economic recession, and escalating violence, humanitarian disaster has become a way of life.
America’s economic contradictions are part of a new business cycle that has emerged since 1980.
The new cycle rests on financial booms and cheap imports.
This structure contrasts with the pre-1980 business cycle, which rested on wage growth tied to productivity growth and full employment.
The differences between the new and old cycle are starkly revealed in attitudes toward the trade deficit.
The new business cycle also embeds a monetary policy that replaces concern with real wages with a focus on asset prices.
In effect, the new cycle locks the Fed into an unstable stance whereby it must prevent asset price declines to avert recession, yet must also promote asset bubbles to sustain expansions.
With debt burdens elevated and housing prices significantly above levels warranted by their historical relation to income, the business cycle of the last two decades appears exhausted.
While normalization and the related downsizing of the ECB’s bond purchase program are part and parcel of the long-awaited recovery cycle in Europe, the modalities, magnitude, and speed of execution remain critical, especially when the post-crisis era is placed in historical context.
But the only alternative is an endlessly recurring cycle of deadly violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
There has long been a life cycle for firms: young firms innovate, are cash-hungry, and have to scramble for financing.
Where is Apple in that company life cycle?
Or will the ECB empty its guns at the first rumblings of a stronger business cycle, fearful of accusations of running from battle or of being caught of guard.
Thanks to the Venetian central bank’s reliable prevention of V$ depreciation, confidence in the currency continues to grow, creating a virtuous cycle.
A long liberal cycle stretched from the 1930’s to the 1970’s, followed by a conservative cycle of economic deregulation, which now seems to have run its course.
Each cycle of regulation and de-regulation is triggered by economic crisis.
The last liberal cycle, associated with President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and the economist John Maynard Keynes, was triggered by the Great Depression, though it took World War II’s massive government spending to get it properly going.
The new conservative cycle was triggered by the inflation of the 1970’s, which seemed to be a product of Keynesian policies.
The current crisis of the conservative cycle reflects the massive build-up of bad debt that became apparent with the sub-prime crisis, which started in June 2007 and has now spread to the whole credit market, sinking Lehman Brothers.
In the first, the region risks a cycle of weak growth, retreat from market-oriented policies, and increasing disillusionment.
In 2006, Santa Claus again came from Germany with a sack full of good news about the business cycle.
While the US economy begins to stagnate, across the Atlantic the business cycle seems to have turned upward at last.
But, given increasing capacity utilization in the export industries, as well as higher investment requirements owing to the normal capital replacement cycle, domestic investment demand is now also rising.
Unfortunately, however, the upturn in the business cycle cannot be taken as a sign of structural improvement in the German economy.
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