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Rather, it must embark on a broader and deeper process of reform and renewal; and it must be willing to swallow the bitter pill of slower short-term growth in the interest of long-term goals.
Given the state of Puerto Rico’s economy after Maria, a much deeper restructuring is inevitable.
But the tit-for-tat retaliation that has followed the raid reflects deeper sources of mistrust and mutual suspicion.
In the long term, the US and China need deeper dialogue and a shared vision for the international order, so that individual countries will not be tempted to form rival blocs among themselves.
They may reflect deeper weaknesses in economic structures, such as a lack of competitiveness or institutional shortcomings.
But, for all the dramatic headlines, there is a deeper, unreported problem with the UK’s welfare reform: rather than reduce poverty, it could actually exacerbate it.
China’s Quest for ValueBEIJING – At the end of September, a new free-trade zone was launched in Shanghai, the aim being to mark the start of a new era not only of openness in investment, trade, and finance, but also of deeper Chinese integration into the global value chain.
Probably the best way to make Europe credible is to stake out a position that is genuinely bold, one that both advances its interests and upholds its deeper values.
In any case, Ireland’s experience with housing bubbles carries a deeper lesson – one that virtually everyone has missed.
Russia's presence runs deeper than the troops it maintains in the area.
It is important to acknowledge that the roots of the anti-globalization movement in the United States run much deeper than disenfranchised blue-collar workers.
World Bank President Robert Zoellick has rightly warned that all this massive temporary fiscal stimulus is a “sugar high” that will ultimately pass without deeper reforms.
Given that treaty change is politically unfeasible, establishing a “two-speed Europe” – in which a core group of countries pursues deeper integration more quickly than the rest – is the EU’s best option for reaching the level of cooperation needed to escape the crisis intact.
It is that their economies could be dragged into much deeper crises than those that will be experienced at the epicenter of the sub-prime debacle.
As Argentina's crisis worsens, indeed with output possibly collapsing by 10 to 15% this year and with unemployment soaring, the IMF keeps asking for deeper cuts.
The latest estimates for Italy and Spain project a deeper contraction, prolonged into next year.
The deeper roots of the surge of Euroskeptic and other protest parties originate with the general dissatisfaction with the state of the economy and dysfunctional national political systems.
In Europe, recent investigations suggest that the Islamic State (ISIS) has established a network of terror cells that is far wider and deeper than authorities had believed.
It is now apparent that the roots of that crisis are far deeper than anyone initially realized.
What all this means is that the financial crisis has turned out to be a lot deeper and its resolution considerably messier than necessary.
Conspicuously, South Korean President Park Geun-hye’s “Trustpolitik” – a soft-power approach to North Korea that calls for deeper cooperation with China, the North’s most important ally – is particularly popular.
Economists around the world have condemned that target as punitive, because aiming for it will inevitably result in a deeper downturn.
How to Renew the European ProjectBERLIN – The French presidential and legislative elections earlier this year have instilled new hope in the European integration project, by raising the prospect of deeper Franco-German cooperation.
The Intellectual and PoliticsPRAGUE: Does an intellectual - by virtue of his efforts to get below the surface of things, to grasp relations, causes and effects, to recognize individual items as part of larger entities, and thus derive a deeper awareness and responsibility for the world - belong in politics?
When the economic slowdown hastened the relocation of many manufacturers to inland provinces or neighboring countries, those in the coastal regions began to call for increased openness, deeper structural reforms, and industrial upgrading.
Trump is but a symptom, albeit a shocking and dangerous one, of this deeper political malaise.
All of the major emerging economies face weakening external demand, but India’s slowdown has been exacerbated by a drop in investment that reflects a deeper loss of official direction and business confidence.
Anticipating deeper economic reforms from a strengthened Modi administration, India’s stock market surged.
This contributes to frictions between these institutions and countries they advise: many bright, young economists working for developing country governments base their analyses on a deeper understanding of the market economy than that provided by the old ideology and the simplistic models guiding some of the international bureaucrats.
But these leaders’ failures run even deeper.
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