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The loss of confidence that Americans have expressed may be rooted in a deeper shift in people’s attitudes toward individualism, which has brought about decreased deference to authority.
Democratic institutions in industrial countries are stronger, and have deeper roots, than was the case in the 1930s.
After all, Britain’s malaise runs much deeper than party politics.
Inevitably, every concrete step out of the EU is bound to lead to deeper factionalism.
CAMBRIDGE: A pivotal question to be debated in this year’s US presidential election is whether American prosperity resulted from Clinton Administration policies or from deeper changes arising from new technology and globalization.
This trap becomes deeper the longer the alphabet and the longer the words.
What is certain is that the outcome of the European Parliament election is bad news for supporters of deeper EU integration, which would require shifting more power from the member states to the supranational level, and for supporters of further EU enlargement.
So, while Obama should continue to apologize for the Koran burnings, we must understand that Afghans’ rage is a response to an even deeper, rawer wound.
As the emotions in Washington today suggest, the aversion to tax increases runs far deeper than concern about their effect on current economic performance and job growth.
But there is no denying that technological change nowadays has accelerated, potentially leading to deeper and more profound dislocations.
Mexico’s bad health is a symptom of problems that run deeper and are more widespread than swine flu.
Such economic fragmentation, together with the deeper geopolitical tensions that a cold war implies, would devastate the world’s technological landscape.
Similarly, a full-scale political or economic collapse in Venezuela would have serious regional implications, and might result in an even deeper humanitarian crisis there.
Historically, free trade and economic growth have gone together, as have protectionism and stagnation, and deeper trade integration of the US and EU economies would strengthen growth on both sides of the Atlantic.
But there are also deeper reasons for their anger.
Instead, the wider and deeper historical vision is of a globalization that encompasses the Roman empire and the Song dynasty, and goes back to the globalization of the human species from a common African origin.
There is something deeper going on here.
Lyrical observations aside, as a professional politician, I see deeper changes.
It is a country that spans the economic scene from information technology - to which India contributes some of the world's finest engineers and programmers - to rural squalor deeper in few other places.
Among the 11 advanced economies that were hit by severe financial crises in 2007-2009, only Greece has suffered a deeper and more protracted economic depression.
This is emblematic of a deeper resurgence in corporate spending – as witnessed in durable goods orders.
But they ought to be making even deeper concessions on debt repayments, where the overhang still creates considerable policy uncertainty for investors.
These reforms, including deeper institutional integration, will be politically difficult and their benefits will take time to become fully apparent; but setting a clear pathway will underpin public confidence in Europe’s long-term growth and cooperation.
Faced with private deleveraging in the 1990s, Japan avoided an even deeper depression only by running large public deficits.
And deeper integration – the proposed mechanism for restoring faith in the European project – lacks credibility.
China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea – countries that have long supported Venezuela economically and militarily – would likely make deeper inroads in the region, posing a permanent source of strategic tension that could even open the door to terrorism and nuclear proliferation.
Lack of export growth thus has made the recession in Greece much longer and deeper than it would have been otherwise.
But the deeper truth is that Darfur is unstable because it is home to an impoverished and fast-growing population without adequate supplies of water, food, health clinics, schools, and other basic services.
But the eurozone's problems are much deeper.
Fiscal austerity, while necessary, means a deeper recession in the short term.
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