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With the drip-feed of QE-induced liquidity now at risk, the recent spasms in financial markets leave little doubt about the growing dangers of speculative excesses that had been building.
Each of the engineered technologies being discussed carries dangers and uncertainties.
It gives us hope that US President Barack Obama recognizes these dangers.
While a new arms race would pose significant dangers for Russia – and for everyone else – it would also almost certainly bring the country to ruin, as the Soviet Union’s last leaders could no doubt attest.
At the same time, this heightened concern carries dangers, too, because we do not know whether it will lead to a public overreaction on the downside.
Those who warn of grave dangers if speculative price increases are allowed to continue unimpeded are right to do so, even if they cannot prove that there is any cause for concern.
The sick should not be held hostage to worries about possible dangers or abuses.
Leaders of OECD countries should look at Italy and recognize the dangers emerging from their young people who are being left behind.
The dangers of allowing Iran to go nuclear ought to be obvious.
In a more global context, none of this is to dismiss the longer-term dangers of inflation.
El Salvador’s experience was instrumental in showing the dangers of a lack of collaboration between the United Nations, which supported the implementation of the peace agreement, and the Bretton Woods institutions (the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank), which supported the program for reactivating the economy.
Yet pursuing war where diplomatic means - weapons inspections, threats of retaliation in the face of Iraqi aggression, readiness of the UN to act if dangers from Iraq become imminent - might suffice could result in huge and avoidable economic (as well as other) costs.
But what is surprising is that it was the old, experienced European democracies that so blithely ignored the political dangers stemming from the potential revival of intense nationalism on the European continent, while it was the new, inexperienced democracies from Europe’s east that called for caution.
To preserve the Atlantic partnership great effort is needed to ensure that policymakers -- on both sides -- are alert to the dangers.
The dangers that await us cannot be denied.
But just as recent scientific work has underscored the dangers of climate change, so, too, has it shown the way forward.
Marx was not oblivious to the dangers of anti-Semitism.
Gabriel warned German tourists about the dangers of visiting Turkey, and advised German firms to think twice before investing in a country where the authorities’ commitment to the rule of law is increasingly dubious.
Experience demonstrates the dangers that can arise when vulnerable powers act independently.
The SDR was created in 1969 to help protect the world against the dangers of a liquidity shortage.
It does mean undertaking to make NATO again the place where both sides of the Atlantic develop a common approach to the dangers of this world.
(According to experts on nuclear terrorism and pandemics, the dangers are real.)
Indeed, China’s current economic imbalances partly reflect the dangers created by competition in credit markets.
One hopes that the Chinese authorities understand the dangers as well as the benefits of free financial markets better than advanced-economy policymakers did ahead of the 2008 crisis.
In Asia, too, countries are finding it difficult to sort the dangers they face.
Traditionally hostile news environments – like war zones – have, for obvious reasons, drawn the bulk of sympathies from the public and media executives; raising the alarm about online harassment is not meant to diminish the dangers that journalists in these circumstances face.
This might be an area in which risks are worth taking, since the advantages of enhancing opportunities for Pakistanis in India outweigh the dangers; after all, the Mumbai terrorists did not apply for Indian visas before sneaking ashore with their guns and bombs.
But too much of it is confronting us with dangers that we need to avoid.
At the very least, we can minimize those dangers.
But it is also an opportunity: overcoming the challenge will not only contribute to a sustained global economic recovery, but will also test our capabilities to control the dangers of globalization.
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