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None of this was lost on the decidedly illiberal Soviet Union, which had a fundamentally different notion of what constituted order in Europe and around the world.
Instead, under President Xi Jinping, China has taken a decidedly more authoritarian turn.
A common monetary policy in the absence of a common fiscal policy creates an imbalance that works decidedly in Germany’s favor.
As Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have shown in their book This Time is Different, over the long sweep of history, post-crisis recoveries in output and employment tend to be decidedly subpar.
There can be no mistaking the decidedly subpar character of the current global recovery.
With the exception of France and the UK (for now), the EU and its member states are decidedly unprepared for these risks.
Until the fourth quarter of last year, the US economic recovery that began in the summer of 2009 was decidedly anemic.
With American consumers responding by hunkering down as never before, inflation-adjusted consumer demand has remained stuck on an anemic 0.9% annualized growth trajectory since early 2008, keeping the US economy mired in a decidedly subpar recovery.
After declaring that she would invoke Article 50 no later than March 2017, she adopted a decidedly hard negotiating stance, declaring that halting immigration would take precedence over retaining access to the single market.
Bergoglio is decidedly conservative.
So far, however, there are few signs that governments are moving decidedly away from an open economy.
But Boulle’s book is decidedly a work of fiction, because apes here on Earth could never actually acquire human culture solely through imitation.
Even in cases where its rhetoric has sent mixed messages, US policies have been decidedly liberal.
The underlying principle is a decidedly counterintuitive fact of life.
In an age of rising health-care costs, most high-income countries – Canada, the European Union’s Western economies, and Japan – manage to keep their total health-care costs below 12% of GDP, with excellent health outcomes, while the US spends nearly 18% of GDP, yet with decidedly mediocre health outcomes.
The Asian financial crisis and the Brazilian devaluation in early 1999 left the Argentinean peso looking decidedly overvalued.
Given all of this, the prevailing outlook for Africa’s ability to adapt to both urbanization and climate change is decidedly gloomy.
What the Middle East needs are effective social and economic strategies and policies that tackle the complex non-religious reasons behind the violence – and its decidedly non-religious effects.
His battles were in a decidedly popular art.
Nonetheless, such Kremlinophilia is – to resurrect a word redolent of Cold War paranoia – decidedly un-American.
The IMF treats capital controls as a last resort, to be deployed under a rather narrow set of circumstances – when other macro, financial, or prudential measures fail to stem the tide of inflows, the exchange rate is decidedly overvalued, the economy is overheating, and foreign reserves are already adequate.
They are also decidedly less partisan, and will support politicians who address their values and needs, including third-party aspirants.
And the country’s representative political institutions, under attack from a demagogue, look decidedly brittle.
With COVID-19 still raging – and rates of infection, hospitalization, and death now spiraling out of control (again) – the near-term risks to economic activity have tipped decidedly to the downside in the United States and Europe.
Thus, while the “outer empire” allowed for the convergence of the UK’s different national identities around a common British identity, the “inner empire” was decidedly English.
Despite near-zero interest rates, the post-crisis recovery was decidedly lackluster.
Although the CBD adopted the Aichi Biodiversity Targets in 2010, the international community has been decidedly ineffective in achieving them.
The election was held amid growing disaffection with politics, at a time when the public mood – and not only in Italy – was decidedly favorable to forces calling themselves populist and seeking to defend national sovereignty.
Decolonizing African ScholarshipEDINBURGH – Commentaries and academic research on individual African countries present a decidedly mixed picture.
And that is decidedly not a “black swan” issue, given that the scientific early-warning bells have been ringing – increasingly loudly – for years.
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