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Her greatest challenge, in the primaries if not in the general election, is likely to be an enthusiasm gap: Support for her candidacy, while broad, is not deep.
Deep tech accounted for $1.3 billion of European venture investments in 2015, delivered in 82 rounds, up from $289 million, delivered in 55 rounds, in 2011.
Add to that deep research talent – five of the top ten global computer science faculties are within the EU – and Europe’s start-up boom looks sustainable.
But there are still deep political and ideological divisions about how additional revenues should be raised and who should pay higher taxes.
And fresh air takes the form of reporting, whether drawing attention to wrongdoing in local communities or deep investigative reports, like the extraordinary global effort by the hundreds of journalists who cooperated in bringing the Panama Papers to light.
Not only has structural transformation caused the economy to slow; it has also exposed deep flaws in China’s financial system.
Seen in this light, the more important question is whether or not Kim’s inexperienced son, the twenty-something “Great Successor” Kim Jong-un, will be able to consolidate power and somehow steer the country out of its deep malaise.
It has to do with the deep admiration of markets that has developed during the boom, in line with the “efficient markets theory” in academic finance.
It was sincerely believed, and supported by deep intuitive judgment, that interruptions in this upward trajectory could only be small and transient.
Improving this state of affairs will require factor- and product-market reforms, together with deep reductions in public-sector deficits.
After the Gu rains, the gully became a deep triangular cleft cut into the ground, filled with muddy water.
They are a reflection of the deep corruption of the US political system, which, according to one recent assessment, is no longer a “full democracy.”
A deep borehole with a hand pump can typically service about 300 people, with a monthly cost per household of about $2.25.
If China wants to transform the renminbi into a first-class global currency, it should pay less attention to renminbi trading in New York and the currency’s weight in the SDR basket, and more to the development of deep, liquid, and stable financial markets at home.
Many conservatives hold government in deep disdain; only 17% of conservative voters in the US and Europe say they can trust their country’s political leaders.
Inertia favors currencies that are already in use internationally, and China lacks deep and liquid financial markets, an important precondition that any international reserve currency must meet.
Even when we look at core inflation, real interest rates in the US are still deep in negative territory.
But this should not make the US complacent about the deep disaffection of either ally.
Given US President Donald Trump’s deep ties with unsavory Russian characters (themselves closely linked to Putin), Americans are deeply concerned about potential Russian influences in the US – matters that may be clarified by ongoing investigations.
The deep corruption of the Harvard University team chosen to “help” Russia in its transition, described in a detailed account published in 2006 by Institutional Investor, reinforced these beliefs.
Like his mentor, Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s first chief executive after its return to China, Leung harbors a deep antipathy toward the British and the professional civil service, a legacy of colonialism.
The information that undermined both officials had been buried deep in official documents, and could have surfaced only because someone, or some group, in the civil service with access decided that it would be best to leak it.
So the effort to democratize Iraq – indeed, the entire American project to democratize the region – has fallen under deep suspicion by even the most moderate of Muslims.
In a short period of time, the world’s citizens can make deep inroads in the fight against disease, hunger, and poverty.
A close reading of Hamilton’s accomplishments, however, will remind European readers that there was an equally deep aversion to federalism in the early US.
Second, deep debt relief must be part of the deal.
The fact that the Greek debt overhang was acknowledged only after negotiations had collapsed exposes the deep systemic failures that have brought Greece and Europe to this point.
According to the Mayo Clinic, such a disorder “is a mental condition in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships, and a lack of empathy for others.”
Fiscal Follies in America and BeyondThose of us who know that long-run fiscal imbalances are likely to end in disaster – high inflation, deep recession, financial crisis, or all three – scratch our heads in bemusement at the priorities of George W. Bush and his administration.
In short, the crisis has produced a deep delegitimization of Greece’s democratic politicians and their supposed achievements.
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