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And, despite the spike in unemployment, productivity growth in the eurozone is decidedly negative.
To be sure, this finding is at odds with all of the eulogies for globalization that one hears these days, and Donald Trump’s decidedly protectionist administration in the US could now send global trade into a long retreat.
To be sure, like all European royal families, the origins of the Dutch royal family are decidedly mixed.
But these efforts have a decidedly mixed record of success, and Putin has a heightened understanding that Russian meddling can easily backfire.
Right now, sentiment is decidedly bearish, reflecting concerns about slowing growth, excessive buildup of local-government debt, and possible defaults in the shadow banking sector.
McDonnell raised this idea in what was decidedly a political speech; and policy experts and economists have reacted skeptically.
Obama’s announcement received a decidedly unsympathetic reception from Europeans, who perceived his initiative as a unilateral move that would undermine international coordination of financial regulation.
The balance of power between the two countries has shifted decidedly in the US’s favor.
Bernanke’s legacy is decidedly mixed, but its most appealing feature is the ethos of collegiality and shared responsibility that he encouraged at the Fed.
But if you are a blue-fin tuna of the western Atlantic stock, your mood will be decidedly more pessimistic.
For all of the gains made by the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the first year of his presidency (the continuation of an ascent that began under President Barack Obama), Trump’s actions so far have been decidedly mixed.
That answer is decidedly counterintuitive and hence easy to reject.
With world trade shifting to a decidedly lower trajectory, political resistance to globalization has only intensified.
The American HangoverNEW YORK – As turmoil stalks America’s financial markets and protests fill its streets, Americans’ lifestyle choices are evolving in a telling way: once seen by the rest of the world as an exuberant teenager – the globe’s extrovert, exporter of rock ’n’ roll and flashy Hollywood movies – Americans are now becoming decidedly withdrawn, or at least inward-looking.
Indeed, the protectionist elements tacked on to these proposals make them decidedly anti-development.
In view of the Fed’s decidedly mixed track record since the Dodd-Frank reforms, some officials evidently regarded that default by Congress as a mandate to conduct business as usual.
Yet protest votes, together with protest non-votes, could produce a decidedly brown outcome.
The bigger surprise is the decidedly right-wing tilt the political reaction has taken.
The institution is open to developing and developed countries alike, and China is at its center.Similarly, since its launch in 2013, the BRI has evolved into what Cobus van Staden of the South African Institute of International Affairs calls a decidedly “Beijing-centric global trade and investment order.”
Similarly, since its launch in 2013, the BRI has evolved into what Cobus van Staden of the South African Institute of International Affairs calls a decidedly “Beijing-centric global trade and investment order.”
Once the elite institutions are accounted for, what remains is decidedly uneven in quality.
The outlook for developing countries, in particular, is decidedly mixed.
Unfortunately, while it is home to some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists, it is decidedly less than a full partner in the struggle against it.
It would push the Arab Spring movements in a decidedly anti-Western direction, unify Islamists and secularists in a reinvigorated hatred of Israel, and provoke a spate of terror attacks both inside Israel and on Western interests in Arab countries with Shia populations.
With his well-rehearsed sunny disposition, Reagan expertly played his role as president, but with a decidedly Hollywood flair.
While Gauck made clear that he remains decidedly pro-Europe, he highlighted the need for closer reflection about Europe’s future – and especially that of the eurozone.
Brazil and India are democracies, while China and Russia are decidedly not.
Another gloomy take on future growth, advanced by former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers after the global economic crisis, has a decidedly more Keynesian or “demand-side” flavor.
And the aging Abbas is unlikely to accept whatever bad deal the decidedly pro-Israel Trump administration offers.
But when it comes to natural justice – and in particular, the frameworks guiding decisions – the record is decidedly mixed.
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