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The danger is that this will fuel support among the young in Belarus and Ukraine for the authoritarian attitudes now ascendant in Putin’s Russia.
The danger now is that a negative feedback loop between economies and markets will take hold.
The danger is that much of what the EU rightly pushed for during the good times could hasten its unraveling now, during the current interregnum.
The “nation of immigrants” was traditionally regarded as a refuge from danger.
But the politics of fear poses a danger to the US itself.
Climate change now represents a clear and present danger.
As the Asian financial crisis of 1997-1998 demonstrated, capital-account liberalization could lead to financial meltdowns – a danger that opponents of internationalizing the renminbi often cite.
But, in a world of fractional reserve banks, there is clearly a danger that the initial stimulus could be multiplied later by the subsequent expansion of private “inside money” purchasing power, as animal spirits return to bank and shadow-bank lenders and borrowers.
In such a system, the danger that an initial OMF stimulus will be multiplied by subsequent credit and private money creation disappears, because the monetary base is the money supply.
Its effect would be difficult to predict, with a very real danger of overshooting.
However, the threat is not to Israel alone;Iran is a danger to the peace and stability of the entire world.
The second danger is that “competitiveness” implies that what is good for companies located in America – good, that is, for their investors, executives, and financiers – is good for America as a whole.
Such a policy is fraught with danger; indeed, it is inherently self-defeating, as the establishment of a peg or a band provides an obvious target against which speculators can take huge positions.
A recent UN report warned that we have already entered the danger zone.
Numerous land and sea ecosystems are in danger of being destroyed forever, with effects that are hard to predict.
Indeed, the danger is already real: when I was in Geneva a year ago and staying at the upscale Mandarin Oriental, I asked the concierge how far away the WTO was.
The danger is that overreach will lead civil society and voters in democratic developing countries to react against self-serving displays of hegemonic might by jettisoning free trade itself, on the assumption that such openness is little more than neo-colonialism.
Otherwise, there is the danger of creating expensive global imbalances and even fragmentation.
Not one energizing danger lurks in the world.
The danger for the world is that Putin’s lawlessness is being exported.
On the other lurks the danger of bankruptcy and economic turmoil.
In this sense, the ECB’s Governing Council is, consciously or unconsciously, following the Nobel laureate economist Paul Krugman’s 1998 advice that the Bank of Japan “credibly promise to be irresponsible” when nominal interest rates are already at zero and monetary policy is in danger of becoming ineffective.
“Enrich yourselves” is the clarion call of our era; and in that moral blind spot lies a great danger.
The Governing Council is in danger of running out of adjectives – as well as credibility – if it does not act soon.
Insuring ImmigrationNEW YORK – Almost immediately after the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings were revealed to be immigrants, opponents of immigration reform in the United States seized on the case to highlight the danger of adopting a more open approach to the issue.
In the meantime, the world took far too long to wake up to the global danger posed by Daesh.
Relations with North Korea remain the central priority, and always the greatest danger.
In Mill’s view, we are justified in stopping him only to make sure that he is aware of the danger.
While the eurozone economy’s outlook has improved, it is not out of danger.
The danger of ignoring the distributional aspects of growth patterns has lately come to the fore, as widening inequality has emerged as a key contributor to negative attitudes about economic and social progress.
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