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That means offsetting lower prices by digging deeper to increase output – thus creating more dangerous working conditions.
These two factors justify Bernanke’s reappointment, but the faintness of praise is indicative of the deeper problems that his leadership has exposed.
Of course, leaders’ personal relationships are built on something deeper, and in the South Korea-US case there is much to build on, starting with a traditional mix of mutual interests and shared values.
Nothing but the thinnest membrane of denial separates the notion of scientific immortality through priority of discovery from this deeper, older, and wholly non-scientific dream of escaping one’s own inevitable death.
The Dayton Peace Accords, which ended the war in 1995, have yet to unite Bosnia’s ethnic groups, and the country has been sliding deeper into turmoil, and edging toward breakup.
Rather than risking mockery with outlandish claims – a staple of Soviet propagandists – that Russia will one day surpass the West economically, Surkov taps a deeper and safer emotion: fear.
But the main reason for this new solidarity between Western right-wing populists and the state of Israel might lie deeper than shared antipathy toward Islam.
In 2014, the price of oil fell sharply, making the previous import level unsustainable and triggering a much deeper collapse.
The UK, it turns out, is far from the only source of political resistance to deeper integration.
Earlier this year, the continent’s countries agreed on a new African Continental Free Trade Agreement, and committed to pursuing deeper cross-border economic and infrastructure integration within the framework of the African Union, as outlined in the AU’s Agenda 2063.
Pumping vast taxpayer funds into financial behemoths does not solve the deeper problem of deflating an overleveraged society.
Those who favor deeper integration and openness have wasted a lot of time, while populists and nationalists have marshaled their forces.
But that is only a symptom of a deeper problem: the government’s dominant role in economic affairs.
Instead, boreholes are getting deeper and water tables are falling.
One of the more interesting ideas on offer is that of a “flexible Europe,” which would allow a coalition of willing member states to move forward on deeper integration, while leaving the door open for others to enter at a later date.
However, the deeper reasons for some of these conflicts may well be more traditional.
Moving toward deeper integration or centralized control would be a dangerous path to take, for it would increase the risk of other members choosing to leave the EU.
A deeper recession – as anticipated by the Board’s plan – will further decrease opportunities in the island, fueling more migration to the mainland.
But as in Asia, the IMF’s recipes could easily do more harm than good, forcing Brazil into an even deeper abyss than it finds itself in right now.
In most countries, a basic social-protection floor – which can help countries to mitigate the negative effects of shocks and prevent people from falling deeper into poverty – is affordable.
It is precisely when investors are most sure that governments will eventually dig their way out of huge debt holes that politicians dig their way deeper and deeper into debt.
It is now the EU’s smaller states that gain the most from wider and deeper European integration.
What is new is that repeating these claims, without also addressing people’s deeper concerns, can now do more harm than good.
Kenya’s troubles run deeper.
And the post-referendum turmoil runs deeper.
The deeper problem in the UK is that there is no alternative.
But those policies almost always reduced aggregate demand, pushed the economy into a deeper slump, and further undermined confidence – most recently when the International Monetary Fund insisted on them in East Asia in the 1990’s.
The Muslim Civil WarIs the Sunni-Shia divide in the Middle East now deeper than the antagonism between Israel and the Arabs?
Before expanding trade and investment with Britain, India will most likely pursue a deeper relationship with the EU.
But six years of divisive as well as dismissively haughty misrule by Tung's administration, which pits one group against another as its preferred method of governance, suggest that Hong Kong's problems are much deeper.
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